First Spacewalk Successful for Drew, Bowen
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- The first EVA of STS-133 was completed on Flight Day 5 by astronauts Steve Bowen and Al Drew. The two installed equipment on numerous positions outside the International Space Station, including a power extension cable between the Unity and Tranquility nodes to provide a contingency power source. NASA selected Bowen to replace mission specialist Tim Kopra, who was injured in a bicycle accident. Bowen will perform two spacewalks on this mission. He is the first U.S. astronaut to fly on back-to-back missions; he was a mission specialist on STS-132, which flew in May 2010.
This should be named one of the hardest jobs, you have to be smart, physically fit, have courage and no stupidity (kerbal space program lol) as well as the fact that the suit gives probably 15-25% mobility, 70-150 tools, possibility to lose parts, and the amount of time required to be on the spacewalk, as well as the dangers the vacuum of space poses. just my opinion.
you either have it or you dont, the right stuff.
Not true at all.
***** Read Chris Hadfield's book... you'll have a new respect for astronauts. It's insane the amount of work and dedication they have. They're extremely smart people.
Yep an astronaut is not like any other person. The only people I could relate them to are special forces military members...they are the type of people that are just good at so many things, and usually never grew up thinking they would become astronauts.
Simply amazing! Thanx NASA for sharing this footage!
These people have the coolest career on this World, and beyond it :)
Think how awesome is the fact that mathematicians and physicists dating even before BC has undeniable contributions to what those 2 astronauts are doing here
I can't even imagine how they feel
Enjoyed every minute of this absolutely awesome video.
A spacewalk is in every imaginable and unimaginable aspect an absolutely great event.
Thanks NASA for this great video!
Bravo Paolo, you're a good tailor!
That would be the most terrifying and thrilling job a person could have. I WOULD LOVE IT!
They should have fistbumped. First space fistbump ever would be an honour.
The moment that guy had a look around him into black nothing I officially shat my pants.
24:08 is the best part of the whole video:))
Thank u all for ur replies! Ur all far more informed. Thank u
yes, col. chris hadfield (commander of the ISS) said that happened on his first spacewalk
Look at motion length 9 min 11 secs on, central right portion of screen, right of astronaut's head. Unidentified white dots, high speed, crossing in regular cruise speed. More dots cruising after those 2.
When they show first person view from astronauts camera, earth is not moving...
Astro_Tim has to call the shots from the ground instead of from inside the station because a week before launch when they were fixing the helium burst disk he flipped his bike and had to have knee surgery so now he is the EVA Capcom and Steve Bowan is EV1 instead of Steve being the Capcom.
I saw the space station in the sky the other night. I also got a look at mars and Jupiter.
The thing at 9:32 is not space junk or a anything larger than a bolt. If you watch it in slow motion it's not coming from Behind the space station it's coming from in between the astronaut and the shuttle. It's small. I think it's a price of what they opened
I wanna go to spaaaace!!! But its a bit scary...being in the middle of nowhere... And knowing that you're holding yourself with one hand...and knowing that anytime you can get lost and never found...!!! Omg
Wow, what a view. 18:32
Hi good morning everyone& International Space Station
Only 15k hits?? THERE REPAIRING A VEHICLE IN SPACE!! HOW ****ING COOL IS THAT!?!
So AWEsome
it's being sent all the way from space, where data transfer is at a premium, astronaut radio chat audio for our viewing pleasure is not high on the list of priorities
How can you produce air bubbles in space? 9:32 Must be that dam water tank again!!!! LMFAO!!!
Keep living in you fantasy world!!! Do some real research and don't rely on the general Media!!! Wake up my friend most of the footage is filmed in Russia in a underwater tank!!! Please research and then comment on the subject!!!
Please give it some time, when Disclosure is announced you will understand!!!
Nice view :)
wow. I don't see any trolls commenters here. What a nice place! Love to read those comments where people are explaining the things that others don't understand.
10:52 - 18:25 WHAT A VIEW!!!!!!
1. They would never hire an astronaut with vertigo.
2. Perhaps vertigo doesn't apply here, because maybe it is caused by the fear of falling off something, and great heights. In space, there is no up or down (in the gravity sense) So perhaps they wouldn't feel vertigo, because when they look at earth they could be looking as if it was on their side, and not underneath them.
The speed: 7 Kilometers in a second.
23:40 "We know your in a life and death situation up there and have some important repairs to do, but can you look over here so we can take some pitures?"
We all believe you NASA - there are no stars. We just imagined them.
there is no downward direction in space, so its possible but I kinda doubt it because looking down at the earth is kinda like being under it if you think of it that way.
Something probably flew off his suit. It came from that direction.
looks like the most fun job inside of saturn
Nasa could you please post helmet cam highlights?
I wanna go to space so bad !
Anyone know who is singing at the start and where this version of that song is from? It sounds so cool and catchy.
@pipkin1973 well they're attached to it... and since there's no friction they keep the same speed of the ISS
does any one noticed the little three spheres going in to earth at 9:32 ??
***** They use wide angle lenses because they have humans floating around the the vacuum of space. A wide field of view is desirable.
***** you got owned in this argument
Water bubbles?
filling a vessel with the vacuum of space. LOL, an empty bottle filled with nothing, i want one!
why dont u ever see the moon when the do a spacewalk?? i have NEVER seen that!
+luffebassen the moon is as far away from earth as from ISS. ISS is only at altitude of about 500km.
+Kshitij Garg So what!! If u can see the moon from earth, then why wouldent u be able to see the moon from ISS?? The visability should be even better from space because u dont have any disturbence from clouds, pollution ect. ect.
@Apple TV Then why can i see the moon from earth on a bright sunny day?? LOL
@Apple TV But what im trying so hard to make you explain to me, is what is the difference of standing on the earth and being able to see the moon on a sunny day, but as soon as you get out in space, then suddenly it becomes invisible LOL.
Makes ZERO sense!
But im listening??
@Apple TV But iv seen 100+ if not 1000+ spacewalks and in NONE of them will you ever see the moon. What are the odds??
Why would the camera not clear towards the moon for just a few seconds if it was there and visible for the beauty of it??
Something seems off here.
Di you know of any spacewalk where the moon can be seen??
We always only see a camera pointing towards earth and then space behind the earth. But once in a while you should be able to see the moon in the distance behind the earth. But that never happens!
How often do the astronauts go out of the ISS. What are they doing outside? Thank you.
+gezaborbely They do repairs, upgrades and checkups i think
Why is the radio chat quality so horrible? Is there no way to get atleast 128 kbits worth of audio data trough space?
i wounder what would happend if you kicked off of the shuttle when inside if it would move
@sovopstar You can't see stars... because it's day and they are too faint in comparison to other objects?
Damn im getting vertigo by just watching this!
I WANNA DO THIS ! ! !
I want to be an astronaut:) such an amazing job to do.
there's a rope holding him if you can see it
Can someone explain to me why there are no stars visible?
@pipkin1973 Because they are traveling right along with the ISS.
how far from earth one should be to see whole sphere of earth being outside the spacecraft ,like we can see whole moon from earth?
thank a lot
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It would, by just a tiny bit.
@pipkin1973 well first off there is basically 0 drag in space this means that if you pushed yourself off the shuttle at a certain velocity you would continue at that velocity at the same direction not counting gravitational influences. They don't fly off as they and the ISS are moving at the same velocity just like the earth is moving around the sun but we don't fall off the earth, this theory follows newtonian physic rather than i believe aristolian physics.
Holy. Wow
What's inside of the shuttle is that a module?
24:10 posing for the camera!
Whats the name of the begining song and who sings it?
right corner on 11:45 is that a falling star?
Do Russians do spacewalks too? I like their Salyut era spacesuits.
i do belive it is the hardst job in the world well is. think of it this way out of 12000 applications they only pick 1 person. probly even more then 12000 so that 1 you gotta be one lucky as shit. i cannot imagine how hard it is to become one of these.
Good job he had the music, i bet it's terrifying sometimes, but at the same time beautiful because you can see the Earth in all it's colour, but being outside to spacecraft must be scary knowing that if you make one false move, you may be floating away in to the distant voids of the unknown...
who's singing that song?
tfw you'l never be an astronaut
falling stars are not actually stars....
9:32, wait what?
Gravity anyone?
+Tom Rosenfeld Yeah, was waiting for some debris to come in and fling them away xD
9:31 UFO ?
Don't look behind you.
No Stars????
They are up your a***
Should i belive that he floats there at 27k speed :D ?
+Laus Deo Yes, he's orbiting at high speeds around the earth
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No there is no up or down in space...
No, it's air bubble as they tend to appear under water. More of them between 9:24 - 9:44.
@Apple TV of course they are
I am an anstrinont from NASA.
3:29 where he is upside down.. I take it he doest feel that he is upside down? must feel very weirdo orientating his self
no..... an UFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
20:53 I see ufo on the right:)
That are watter bubbles*
you don't say? :p
One bottle of nothing that people won't be able to touch or see or smell or hear is not worth the higher risk value to the EVA.How many of these silly events are happening on the space station. I'm all up for bringing a bit of the cosmos down to earth but they literally brought back nothing.
Is there ever any danger of a spacewalker suffering from vertigo?
Dumb question alert: the ISS is traveling at thousands of mph... How come the astronauts dont fly off??
indonesia kapan??????
Ops another leak at 9:25 that dam water bottle again! LMFAO!!!
What is that at 9:32