Shuttle astronaut collapses during welcome home ceremony
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- (23 Sep 2006) SHOTLIST
Ellington Field, Houston, Texas - 22 September 2006
1. Astronaut Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper speaking at welcome home ceremony, begins to sway and collapses. She is supported, then lowered to floor by fellow crew members.
2. Cutaways of audience, pull back to wide - applauding
3. SOUNDUP: (English) Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper, Astronaut:
"Boy if that's not a little embarrassing."
4. Cutaway of Atlantis crew patch
5. Astronaut Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper speaking, collapses again and is lowered to the ground
File: Lyndon B Johnson Space Centre, Houston, Texas - Unknown Date
6. Various of Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper training
7. Various of Atlantis crew posing for pictures in front of NASA jets
STORYLINE:
An astronaut collapsed twice Friday, a day after she returned to Earth in the shuttle Atlantis, and officials attributed her wobbles to the adjustment from 12 days at zero gravity.
Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper left the welcome-home ceremony at the hangar at Ellington Field, in Houston, Texas, but was not taken to a hospital.
NASA officials and her husband Glenn Piper both said she was doing fine.
Piper blamed his wife's collapse on the combination of effects from her recent return, a relatively warm hangar and the excitement of the ceremony.
Piper, the fifth of the six astronauts to speak, appeared to be confused before her legs buckled during her address.
NASA officials and crew members braced her and lowered her to the ground. She stood up again, and the crowd applauded.
"Boy, if that's not a little embarrassing," she said.
After speaking for another 30 seconds or so, she again appeared confused and gripped the podium before starting to collapse. Fellow crew members stepped to her side and lowered her to the floor.
Two NASA officials then helped her leave through a side door, and she was allowed to return home by early afternoon, according to Smith Johnston, the crew's flight surgeon, who was at Piper's side when she fell.
Astronauts typically lose 10 percent to 14 percent of their blood volume while in space, usually regaining it in a day or two, Johnston said.
The Atlantis crew returned to Earth on Thursday after performing the first construction work on the International Space Station since the Columbia disaster three-and-a-half years ago.
They performed three gruelling spacewalks to hook up a seventeen-and-a-half-ton addition, which included a giant set of electricity-producing solar panels.
Piper, 43, of St. Paul, Minnesota, is a US Navy Commander and was a mission specialist and cosmic electrician aboard the shuttle.
She carried out two of the spacewalks, joining an elite club of only six other US women and a single Russian woman who have walked in space.
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When I saw that mustache come into frame I knew everyone would be ok.
Lol
😂😂
Dead
With great moustache comes great responsibility comoustache? cool moustache - Peter Griffin
It's like an omen of times to come
Why let her stand and speak after they landed, she obviously need some Space!
Is this what they call: pun intended?
@@_S.H_ the pun is not there for intended purposes
Haha 🤣😂😂 gud one!
That's smooth hahaha
No it was a day after she landed.
Chris Hadfield to the rescue
That guy is everywhere
Such great observation and reactions!
dude hes such a legend, he just instantly can see trouble coming.
she act well :D
He's so awesome🙌🏻
I don’t care who is saying what, that gal is a trooper, and not it’s not embarrassing because you just did what 99.999999 percent of people will never do. Hats off to you for doing what you did.
100% agree!
99.9999999% of the people will never be offered to go.
Shows that women are not as strong as men
@@Deontjie i think that is too much, a better approach is like 99.9999999971% you miss some nines
@@davidcross3048 Have you been to space, guessing no. That shows that she is stronger then you, probably smarter too.
The second Chris popped into frame, peace was immediately restored.
Why happen this?
Jesus Cristo Rey Chris Hadfield is the man with the mustache. He’s a Canadian astronaut and I think he’s a very informative, interesting and overall cool guy.
@@PrestonFrankel but, ¿what had happened with the girl?
One in five shuttle astronauts experiences dizziness and even fainting upon returning to Earth. This is because the fluid shifts in their bodies when they feel gravity once again, and this can lower their blood pressure. To prevent the problems, they drink a lot of water and broth just before coming back into the atmosphere.
@@viktorcheng2061 Why?
When something like that happens, who do you want at your side? CHRIS HADFIELD.
@Haze The Space Commie no
@Haze The Space Commie bruh she would've fallen through omnipresent jesus
SPIDER-MAN
@Haze The Space Commie I would rather jump off a cliff and yell "CATCH ME", better chance to survive
@Haze The Space Commie then you'd be falling on the ground.
The astronaut is falling
Everyone: Chris Hadfield's mustache is calculating and running operations
Loll
So that is not Hadfield.
@@royedwards51 Chris Hadfield is in fact there.
She’s down to earth. But she’s still spaced out.
THSI MADE MY DAY LOL
fuck
Now that is a creative pun!
ahaha this is good
Comment of the year
I love how everyone is just so composed ,,panic makes EVERYTHING worse ..
I think that astronauts are pretty used to passing out situations huh
Its not like they strap themselves on a multi billion dollar rocket and blast into space... Wobbly legs back on earth is the least worrisome/panic inducing thing that could happen to these types of people
@@JohnStockton7459 Exaclty
@@brianjones8899 so the earth is not a globe ?
Dr Mantis Tobbagon lol troll
This happened in 2006. It looks like a footage from the '80s. Lol
It's because the world is flat
@@Ante_Knezevic no, it is cube
@@rob_olmstead No it's a dinosaur
@@PortlandAviation no, it is a Chris Hadfield statue
@@rob_olmstead no it's a hexagon
She should have got up and yelled, "Gravity sucks!"
"Gravity is a real drag, always getting you down."
@@herpderp9774 One of the best comments 🤣🤣🤣🤣
and "Long live women!" "Free the turkeys!"
She would've, but the gravity of the situation was too high
"Pfft gravity? Who gives a crap about gravity?"
-Scout
I guess she didn't understand the gravity of the situation
wow
That's what happens when you space out.
This is the most underrated comment here!
@@junqone nice one
Bu duh bum psss
She just saw the pathetic humans after long time .
Well those "pathetic" humans are the same people who helped us achieve space travel, and soon we will need to focus on that, sorry but Mother Earth is dying.
@@筱野 Press got us to space? I didn't know that.
@@matee6042 If I read his statement correctly, he said pathetic HUMANS. Which is what we are, and what animal has been to space? Humans, so technically before replying you should read, but I assume most of the people these days don't do that.
sᴋɪᴛᴛʟᴇs nah
@@筱野 why so pressed LMAO
I'm telling you, Commander Chris Hadfield is my absolute hero! There like a shot to stop a teammate falling.
He half anticipated it happening cuz empathy:)
@@Stephen-Steven-Stephens lol wat....
Kru Ploppy wtf dude
No he is not a hero you genius...he is faking 100% everything and he knows everything is a lie...stop being stupid
Kru Ploppy that clarifies things, i thought you went woke for a second
Heidemarie: collapses
Hadfield: *comes in frame saying*
"Never fear Hadfield is here"
LOL 😂
😂 😂 that’s awesome bro
That's what underdog should of said
It is illegal to die while Chris Hadfield is next to you.
Lmao underrated comment
Imagine suddenly having to support your own body weight after an extended period of not having to even think about it. It must be a hell of a drag, like running a race with iron boots on. Several astronauts have spoken about the difficulties of readjusting to Earth's gravity after returning from lengthy missions, my favourite is the story from one who said that he would often drop cups and other items because he had got used to just letting them go in space. He also mentioned that after starting to move in a direction he would just stop because he was so used to momentum keeping him moving.
Space doesn't exist
@@Profile.4 Yes, well done, you worked it out - Space doesn't exist - It's all a big lie. I get paid by the government to help perpetuate the lie on UA-cam videos. We would have done it too if it wasn't for genius' like you exposing us.
It wasn't a matter of "supporting her weight". She lost consciousness. It's hard to stand up when that happens. At least on Earth.
Sure. But a space shuttle mission only lasted 1 - 2 weeks. Imagine what it must be like after months on ISS, Tiangong-2 or MIR, when it still existed!
Minor correction: It was likely less about supporting her weight, and more about the long term effects of microgravity on her cardio-vascular system.
Her heart is no longer used to pumping blood against gravity, so it needs time to readjust.
I loved how she was trying not to let it show and be strong. Respect!
Why is that considered a good thing or signs of being weak¿? would you rather be dead or receive help quicker?¿ If something is wrong with you, you shouldn't ignore it and it doesnt make you cool it just slows down the process of you getting help. Tf stop being corny there's no reason to be.
@@purplemelon568 agree.
No one wants to pass out in public not atleast while giving bite.
purple melon
PREACH THE MELON HAS SPOKEN
*You suckaz got served.*
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
These astronauts need a long break after coming home
Indeed, it’s hard enough adjusting from boat life back to land, imagine how much more difficult it is to adjust from zero g to earth.
Right. Like they did leave the earth
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
@@8c4e Astronauts' muscles atrophy and become weak in space because of the zero g environment. As a result, their muscles have trouble coping with their own body weight, plus their 300lbs space suit when they come back to Earth. They have to undergo months of strength training and physical therapy in order to regain their strength.
@@sparklingfashion6276 Do not reproduce
She was just like:
Oh I feel a little strange.. oh-what’s that feeling... oh shit grav-
😂
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
Lmao
first time I’ve ever actually laughed at a comment so good job😂
gravy? Oh I love gravy!
Can only imagine the physical stress of being blasted into space, living in space, then returning and going through whatever return protocols they have to follow. Zero shame in feeling poorly at that moment young lady, you are a total Boss, glad you feel better.
SIIIMP!! (joking btw, lol)
@@Lord-Krotch lol took me until today to finally google what SIMP means, I need to keep up with terminology.
Mike G
Usually the reason for fainting is blood loss
Interestingly, while the amount of blood in an astronaut's body does fall by about 20% in space, that's not the main reason for this. Being in low gravity for that long caused her heart to shrink and weaken. This means that not only does she have less actual blood volume decreasing blood pressure, her heart is capable of generating even less pressure than normal too, so when she returns to regular Earth gravity her heart has effectively grown so lazy it can't supply her brain, similar to how fighter pilots faint in extremely high Gs.
Ironically, it's not the physical stress on her body, but chronic lack of it, that caused this.
Aetherian
Indeed interesting
She was having gravity sickness, and I'm surprised they brought any of them to the camera before they rest until their bodies adjust.
They make astronauts do a bunch of crazy tests and press conferences and stuff before they can rest
Sun Shine what do you mean pressure in space? You mean during the takeoff or landing?
gravity is a theory... try again genius. next time go on wikipedia and copy and paste and sound smarter. outerspace is fake and a joke from satan
@@xxxgames4458 pathetic
XXX GAMES bruh you are stupid
After the first fall, that should have been the end of the interview.
@2wheelpiracy Do you need experience to know that you should call it a day right after collapsing? It was really cringe that they hoisted her up to continue doing the interview like nothing just happened.
agreed. this shit is ridiculous, maybe have her talk the next day? lol
Well obviously she was having a chuckle about it and wanted to keep talking. Jesus Christ you guys are buzzkills.
She's obviously in high spirit,let her be. Its not like she deciding to jump off the cliff.
I also agree with you..They should have definitely stopped the interview
I once saw an interview with an astronaut and he said “Going from earth-man to space-man was easy, going from space-man to earth-man was very hard.”. He described when he went swimming the first time after he came back from being on the ISS for over a year and he said it felt like he was swimming in thick mud, not water. Apparently he lost bone density and a bunch of muscle mass. Man....
@I am right Where did you read that we would need so much material to create a ship with artificial gravity ? From what I read it would need to be larger than a football field, and while that's quite big, we have enough aluminium to do that.
Most if not all experiments done on ISS is to use the micro-gravity on that ship, ISS would be useless if Centripetal (which feels like gravity) is induced in that ship. But yes that feature would be useful for a future ship designed for long distance space travel.
Now they have to exercise twice a day I believe. In order for them lot to lose bone density and such
This is why we need a moon base, having some gravity would mean people could stay for longer stretches of time. I don’t understand, we go to the moon and then say “whelp, that was fun!” and now we’re talking about Mars?! ...seriously, moon base! Then, a space station between Earth and Mars and then a base on Mars and we can refuel at the station between Earth and Mars and have a ship that stays in space and can run its engines for long periods and refuel between destinations so it doesn’t take months but weeks to get to Mars.
and and and.... oh, we kinda need.. ya know, “money” for all that, huh? I can dream....
@I am right The short answer is politics and money. A lot of stuff is possible, the harder part is getting the funding for it.
She's Falling!
Chris Hadfield: Quick Grab my mustache!
His mustache revived her!
She got shock that she saw aliens and have to lie about it..
USE IT AS A HANDLEBAR TO GET IP
When she said "that was a little embarrassing", my heart lit up. That laugh was so cute!
It's not cute! She's a BADASS
Her: *passes out*
Random guy: *clapping* Beautiful!
Trekkie 2009 lmao ikr
*Because the hypnosis works, it was a demonstration.*
Lol
Everyone looks at him: we're not paid to clap now
They clapped for the other guys who held her in time and didnt let her fall
Comments:
95% - Chris Hadfield
5% the rest
and he wasn't even on the flight! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-115 that is quite a man :P
"She just fainted! What should we do?"
"Wait a couple of minutes and let her speak again, she'll be fine..."
"She fainted again! What do we do now?"
"Wait a couple of minutes and let her speak again, she'll be fine..."
yes
It's only science if it's repeatable
If only scientists were wise ;)
yeah people are dumb.
U know definition of crazy? lol
Dont worry, Chris Hadfield is on the rescue.
Yeah
Love Chris Hadfield
His face is funny
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
@@8c4e Yes the earth is flat, just like your brain.
@@8c4e dude, talk about troll. You've written the exact same comment over and over just looking for someone to respond. Funny how most people didn't.
She's a total badass, she signed an autograph for my kid. My daughter still wants to be an astronaut.
Awww well I hope her dreams come true! Tell her good luck from me.
I hope she does! Best of luck:)
You raised her well! Too many kids want to be a Kardashian these days.
idylle♡doll
True, but at the same time, we can’t judge them. We are all moulded by the society we live in, and ours emphasizes superficial looks over talent and achievement. With the constant barrage of adverts and subtle cues directing people, especially women, to adopting these ideals, it’s hardly surprising that some do. At the same time though, you’ll find even their lives are much more than Kardashian-based. We all have intricate and complex universes and stories inside us that are privy to no one but ourselves.
Good luck for your daughter, what a big dream
Chris hadfield is everywhere he even sneaks in and makes the save 😂
Edit: Wow thanks for the likes!
Why is crhirs halfeld so famous
@@imalittlewerdiosodont.3418 Cause he is an astronaut that I think a lot of us have seen in school videos or like on youtube recommendations with his videos like crying in space or water in space
Yeah but ther are other astronauts
They're like 600! Pepole who have been to space
yee i have the same question
what makes Chris Hadfield so famous
I heard that Hadfield’s mustache had its own space suit.
They should allow them to sit when making a speech, it takes months even years to re acclimatise fully upon re entry.
They do allow them to sit down while interviewing. This was an old footage. These days, astronauts are required to sit down while doing post-mission interviews.
FrizzleLamb good to know, their bodies go to hell in the first months back from space
Re-entry 😂 absolute bs
@@ronfrank8503 WE GOT ONE FOLKS!!!
Lord Hammy are you an astronaut? How do you know it takes years to reacclimate to from space travel? Where’s your data?
**She is about to fall**
People: *awkward claps*
Watch Ellen Show or Oprah, people clap for everything
Awkward as it may be, I think a lot of those people also recognize the sheer amount of strength and willpower it takes for her to get back on her feet.
It's a feat of strength, even if gravity got the best of her.
wenzelplot
For fuck sakes its only a feat if she wasn’t gonna fall again. She damn nearly traumatized all of them kids watchjn
acting all wobbly like a lunatic like goin up to space caused this and no one knows why its happenin the kids especially young girls who were there or watchin who were inspired by her aint gon want to go to space aint gon want to become astronauts after seeing this dingus actin like she got possessed by a demon while tryin to perform a speech.
She shoulda hit the showers
Came to the podium sat down and said bring the microphonehere where I’m sittin. Explained she is fatigued.
In this case its not better to have tried than to not have tried at all.
She should’ve Taken a break relaxed sat down. even Apollo 11 astronauts got to speak in a conference sitting down there’s no shame in doing so.
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
@@8c4e Oh my God, what a fucking idiot you are. Holy shit.
This youtube recommendations are coming a little too late
Agreed !!
Ikr
Yeah like 5 years late
It's called propaganda. Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
UA-cam changed something in the algorithm not too long ago, so now you also get super old videos recommended if it thinks you would be interested, and here we are.
Still I salute astronauts. You guys are legends.
She : fell
everyone : *Claps*
laughing so hard at "she: fell" 😂😂
Chris Hadfield to the rescue like the king he is
AMEN!!!!!
Chris Hadfield is the coolest, but man, she's strong for just being there and managing to get back up.
Gravity must feel so weird after being in space.
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
@@8c4e your the one on the drugs buddy..
Funny how the men are all ok...
The people that clap while she’s fainting totally failed the vibe check.
Dragomir Ronilac except this is the North USA, aka. Maple Land.
I thought they clapped when she stood back up.
They clapped when she stood backed up. Fool!
I think you failed the vibe check. Clapping like that is a show of genuine love and support. Good, respectable crowd.
They clapped for the rise, not fall. I'd love to see how you'd deal with zero G then G lol
Women collapse on the scene
Random Guy a the crowd: FECK YEAH LETS START CLAPPING
I think they were clapping when she stood back up...
@@jamiegoodman2091 someone clapped when she fell at first
Lol
Says a lot about men
Another woman who needs a man to keep her up...
why don't just give them a proper time to rest? you can interview them later 🤦♂️
I think they’re supposed to be standing up cause this was like 30 mins after landing and they’re not used to it
I don't think the astronauts mind. Passing out is common with them, if not at the interview it would probably be somewhere else. They were aware of the risks and choose to interview anyways.
We're humans
I agree, gravity can be a bitch.
@@Emunny360 "...this was like 30 mins after landing..."
LOL! No, it wasn't. It was the next day, in Houston. (You do know that the shuttles don't land in Houston, right?) This ceremony was on September 22, 2006, following STS-115. STS-115 landed at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on September 21, 2006.
She was really too tired...hope she's ok
Bro, the shuttle program was ended years ago. This video is super old haha
You AGAIN!?!
I SEE YOU IN EVERY VIDEO
You Again.
@@gamingwithgunschidiri8437 hes in every video i see!
@@lilmcnoggy1439 Yeah. ESPECIALLY in Red Alert 3 videos.
Where can I find a Pocket version of Chris Hadfield to carry on myself everyday ?
John Trent I swear!! Sometimes I feel so down for some reason and somehow I would let pocket Hadfield tell me how big the universe is or tell me about some blackhole so that I get distracted 😅😅
You'd need some kind of... debigulator.
@Mr Fishfinger always.
The actual quote is: "well, that would require some sort of rebigulator." But my usage of the reference was perfectly cromulent.
@John Trent I approve your profile picture.
@@ColinAverill Did I win a pocket version of Chris Hadfield ?
She looks exhausted and had pale skin denotes that she's having faints.
Yeah she needs to rest and just... Get some space :)
nah thats american NTSC quality :P (Not The Same Colour).....yes theres a "u" in there
Oh, shit. Are you a doctor?
I concur, doctor. Fainting is also a symptom of the faints.
Thanks Dr.Obvious
I wish Chris Hadfield would tuck me in every night before bed and tell me to get some sleep because I have a big day tomorrow.
RailCityFishes 😂😂😂
@RailCityFishes Go Tuck Yourself, He is already Mine!!!!!!
Anisa Chiang No it’s not!!!
When I saw him I knew it was all okay
@@neha-oz8eo what's wrong with admitting that you want Chris Hadfield to tuck you and?
00:14 that moment when chris pops in the frame to save her....an amazing person!
*The handler you mean*
To save her,the hypnosed her,its all a big fraud ok,idiot
This some cia shit
That guy was expecting her to collapse you can see how he comes moments ahead plus his facial features dont show shock, just expectation...he is part of team
@@__________Troll__________ lmao
She's got an alien in her stomach!!!!
I've seen it in the movies. Get that chick some Pepto-Bismol!!!!
Nah pepto ain’t doing nothing. You better call sigourney on this.
this comment made my day that little bit better, thank you.
GAME OVER, MAN! GAME OVER!
LOL
Nah, yo. That was mad corny, lol.
She's wondering how she can keep from talking about all the aliens she encountered when it all becomes too much!
About the flat earth
no, she was keeping that the moon is made out of cheese
@@uknow_wh0736 **Wallace and Gromit entered the chat**
flash back to tentacles and mustache saw everything ...
@@uknow_wh0736 Boring!!!!!
they should interview them lying down
Savage
Sitting seems reasonable
Don’t they sorta do this post-Soyuz landings? They talk to them in their seats when they’re being carried. But that’s right after landing.
@@MarkPentler Soyuz you've been in space for months so it takes a couple hours before you can walk again. Shuttle flights lasted two weeks so the astronauts are usually able to stand up and walk around like nothing happened.
Andrew yeah, of course. I get that it’s wildly different. Still, we saw those extreme cases though. I remember some crew members not being around for the post-landing walkaround etc
Chris Hadfield has the most reassuring face of any human being I’ve ever seen.
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
@@8c4e wat
Seriously, Chris Hadfield is a wonderful Human.
@@8c4e Shut up twat
@@8c4e what a pathetic sad excuse of a human you are. go get a fucking life
Astronaut : collapses
2 guys on the audience : let's clap everyone will
I cant stand people that clap like that.
this comment is killing me
They're doing so to show respect that she's trying her best despite the hardship's she's going through reacclimating to gravity. It's no different than applauding someone who's trying their damnedest to win a race but collapses from exhaustion. They're applauding her just TRYING to do it to the best of her ability, which is very much admirable.
@@DocFunkenstein 👏👏👏👏
@Dragomir Ronilac Yeah, no. You're just an ignorant, hate-filled fucktard. Go fuck yourself.
It's not embarrassing, you just returned from doing what very few have accomplished in this world.
It's the weight of your accomplishments
The symbiote inside her was not having it that day.
Venom?
Lol
Goa’uld?
Stargate
Hahahahahahha , maybe alien from covenant
They learned from this that's why Bob & Doug were sitting while giving their talk.
Spot on.
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
Chris hadfield!!!! Omg I love that guy he's so cool.
We are pretty proud of Chris in Canada for sure.
Add it to list of cool stuff he’s done for people
Fun fact he grew up in the same town that I am living in currently
Only Canadians lmao
@@barackobama331 umm no not necessarily though haha
The drugs the government gave her to forget the aliens she saw just kicked in.
Remove that shit now
@@FoodRecipes108 or not.
FBI OPEN UP!!
Lmfao
@@FoodRecipes108 LMAO
Did this just get reccomended to everyone at once?
dæge apparently it did. Interesting
Probably UA-cam AI trying to tell us something.
I got mines two days after u 🤣
AI errors, it's a computer after all
She collapsed just like Wendy williams... you know they say everything is controlled, including window, could it be so are astronauts and that’s why their debrief is about two weeks, just like the celebrities stays in hospitals or at home sick... same amount of time. Are we hiding something up there? Was she going to say something she shouldn’t? Was she having adverse effects of the rewiring... why have we never went back to the moon? Truly... anyway ya, all of that went through my head when you said maybe they are trying to tell us something, I had just thought woah that looks like what happened to Wendy Williams!
That’s crazy how Chris Hadfield recognizes what’s going on and jumps in immediately 👏
Imagine being able to double gravity or slowly increase normal gravity by a tiny fraction every few days and dealing with that for a year or two training like an athlete and bodybuilder. Then going back to normal gravity and going to the gym. You would be ridiculously strong and able to jump higher than an NBA player
She is re adapting to Earths gravity? I’m guessing. It seems like a normal thing to happen. She has nothing to be embarrassed about it. Our Astronauts are heroes in my opinion. 💕😊
Actually.. based on the description, human blood regulations is different in space. Blood production for human body is lesser in space. So, after they return to earth, they have low blood pressure. When human has low blood pressure, they will lack oxygen that resulted to them passing out.
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@@kuro-x2593 yh exactly what they said; she was adjusting to earth's gravity. Fckn smart ass twat
@@Emira_75 ua-cam.com/video/qKxfWd79HFI/v-deo.html
Yemen Steezy They were just saying why she passed out? No reason to get mad.
I think it has to do with the heart not pumping enough blood to the brain.
Usually your body pushes blood up with higher force to counteract gravity pulling it down. This is why astronauts will have their face red and swollen on the first week; their body is still pumping blood to the head with greater force even with no gravity.
The reverse happens when they land; the body has learned _not_ to counteract gravity so the blood stays in your legs and feet. When standing the brain isn't getting all the blood it needs.
After a couple weeks an astronaut shouldn't faint while standing up, although it'll still be difficult to stand for long due to bone and muscle loss.
Yay they didn't have the usual lady in the background yelling dramatically. "Oh my God!"
I was thinking the same
Lol. Not to mention someone screaming one of those shrill screams
Because the room was full of civilized people.
UGH!!! I'm soooooooooo sick of that phrase. All ya hear where ever you go....oh my god....oh my god...etc.
haha
Was this right after they landed ? NASA can’t be that stupid
a day later
On that day, yes they were being stupid
NASA made many questionable decisions during the Shuttle Program
@Paul Coover well...in part. It's a bit more complex than that
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
Let's make her do an interview right after re-entering the atmosphere.....
This was the next day. Still, there is a two week long recovery period for all astronauts. Everyone is spooked after their first visit to the space.
@@BlurryBigfoot Spooked means nervous as well. True, this isn't a nervous scenario, I should have chosen a better word. What I meant was that her body will be working in weird ways that it isn't used to now - the bones will shrink, massive pressure on lungs and heart and fluids will go crazy. All of this will bear an impact on even the simplest functions of the body.
@@BlurryBigfoot
People do get spooked in space. Do not rule that out. Any major life change experience, particularly high risk, causes elevated stress levels.
@@garyoldham4449 I would imagine so. Space is so creepy and surreal. Experiencing it for the first time must be so disorienting.
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I have huge amounts of respect for those who ride rockets into space.
Weightlessness would be so bizarre. Floating. I'm sure the guts float as well. Oh no! Not the guts! I would hope to handle it or scream "Stop the ride, I want to get off!" Yeah it takes a certain type to handle it and we all know.. once the ride starts you can't stop it.
Damn right it is! That's our man from Sarnia, ON, Canada. Chris and I went to the same elementary school (King George VI), except he was there way before me. When he was home on leave he would take time out of his day to come see us and sing us songs with his guitar (in the gym). Our school motto was, "The Sky is Not the Limit", since he went to space! And our local airport is also named after him. An all around great guy and we are all very proud of him.
Or maybe she was about to tell what exactly she saw
Exactly
Nobody:
90% of the comments: Chris Hadfield
Because he is the coolest astronaut ever
guess it isn't nobody
I met him
CANADA!!!!!!!!!!
90% of those 90% are about his moustache
0:13 My phone battery going from 16% to 0% in two seconds*
Omg... lol
You meant your 'android phone'
Clearly underrated
Omg you are funny
@@jeremifrancisco1 Hahahaha, sorry try again.
Anim Mouse the battery on those phones drain incredibly fast, lol!
That’s so cool how the whole crew were there instantly to help her, before *she* even realized she was in trouble. They all spend so much time training together, living together, and then of course flying in space together - they’re all so attuned to each other’s needs. No wonder space missions usually go so smoothly.
I saw signs she was in trouble about 8 seconds before she dropped. I'm sure her colleagues saw it too. Part of their training is to keep an eye on each other, and I'm sure at some point in their training they were warned that returning to full gravity after the mission was going to bring with it a few issues. This is why it's so important to maintain the integrity of a team, particularly in hazardous occupations.
1:41 Me seeing my girl after lockdown.
dude...lmao
GAHAH
Wait what🤣
omg
I can't even imagine myself standing and talking after an hour of roller coaster ride. They've spent more than a 100 days out there on space and also taking the up and down journeys into account.. Couldn't they just wait for them to get enough rest before asking them to stand and speak or interview or whatever?
Peeho Ariicho I think it actually has to do with circulation. They now perform all interviews sitting down.
You mean now heart has to work lot harder than before, because it needs to accelerate the blood more than 9.8m/s^2 for the blood to reach head whereas before it was zero
@O R haha sorry, it was 9.8m/s^2
FOR REAL.
@Rata 4U
All space exploration is relevant. All data collection is relevant. No matter who is doing it.
Well, it wasn't the best idea to put her back up at the podium after the first collapse, I don't know what the guys were thinking.
The whole vibe in that room seem cold....i.e. Controlled. They showed her callous care.
david reyes The Craigslist actors in that room were not paid to care
I think she wanted to go back to the podium. Most likely.
That doesn't make sense. Wouldn't she try to say it again?
She probably wanted it herself.
Me: just watched SpaceX launch
UA-cam: here is everything about astronauts and space you should also like..
True
"She fainted! What do we do?"
"Make her speak again."
"She fainted AGAIN! What do we do?"
"Make her speak again."
you just wrote the almost exact same comment from above again?
damn so original
The gravity of the situation
WHERE ARE THE LIKES, GIVE MY BOI THE LIKES
Let's be honest: you weren't looking for this.
UA-cam recommendations strikes again.
You're a pathetically unoriginal loser.
Let’s be honest you’re a fucking parasite with these comments
I am subscribed to this channel.
Can this shitty trend stop?
I specifically searched for this video Fernando.
@@luckyman9903 Oh, ok, that's quite a surprise.
Glad you found what you were looking for. 👍🏻
The Astronaut: *collapses*
Dude in the back row: *clapping*
She’s really doing it!!! Round of applause!!!
They clapped her return. Not her collapse. Video is edited for time.
*The moment she actually realized the density of Chris' stache.*
FACT: She was going to say something important and NEVER GOT TO SAY IT, neither then nor later.
Fact, you're an idiot.
u don't spell sheep with a 'B' dumbass
She wanted to explain HER experience. OK there is UFO somewhere. But there is no FACT! Stop seeing what you don't see or telling YOUR truth when nothing is said. She just came back hours before. Her febrility is normal. Nothing is hidden... Fed up of this kind of com..
@@lucee2308 You're stupid
@@lucee2308 It's her own words. Also, you can check for facts inside you - no need for psyhotic scientists or morally broken politicians to tell us what to do
It would've been so funny if they let her try a third time.
@Danyal Bokhari I shouldn't have laughed at this
@@KrazieSevin right! I'm cackling 🤣🤣
@Danyal Bokhari - I'm laughing loudly, haha! They're still there to this day.
She wanna talking about extraterrestrial contacts in the space station.
Exactly
Right? I'm surprised everyone's talking about the guy who caught her. Let's talk about them hushing her and later she was placed in a mental institution
@@nicolebentley984 joke
Alien doesn.t exist: A lie n... A LIE
Yes. I think someone made her stop talking.
I don’t think people actually can fathom what it’s like to see outer space with your own two eyes, then come back down onto a planet and act normal. She’s realized we are the aliens that we have been searching for.
It’s a normal think couse the body needs to adapt to the earth’s gravity there’s lots of side effects one of them is collapsing
SD 3 if you’re going to criticise someone’s grammar, at least learn how to use punctuation. You forgot to use a question mark. Besides, he only spelt one word wrong, and it was more than likely an autocorrect error.
@@SD352-68 man, you're too harsh on him, lol
The body's adjustment to the Earth's gravity can cause fatigue and loss of consciousness. Now that's what you call a well typed sentence! 😂😂😂😂😂
Instead of arguing over grammar... just read the video information. It clearly states that her physical issues were directly related to the 10-14% loss in blood volume while in space. After a few days, the blood volume will return to normal, and you won't be passing out anymore.
Just like the expanse Sci-fi show
Commander Hadfield! Damn! the stress they go through
Its not stress. Its the body trying to adapt back to earth gravity
@@posteren551 Yes. But that process looks stressful
@@snehadeepchatterjee2949 agree with that
Being an astronaut has to be the ballsiest job ever, I couldn’t do it.
I would go to space for free. You dont have to pay me. But sadly it's $55M per seat just to go too the Moon and back for us civilians. These lucky few get paid and I'm so jealous.
Is fake is a hoax
@@Mente_Universal You are a hoax
Youre getting shot into space with an experimental rocket with experimental science, of course its hard! But that just means these people are super badass
@@Mente_Universal you can't fake that reaction, why do you think it's fake?
The feeling of fainting is almost indescribable. You literally feel like you're dying. It's terrifying. Doing it twice in a few minutes...I can't imagine.
I think she’s conscious tho. I think because she doesn’t have to stand in space, her legs must have felt really weak
shame on those who decided for interviewing aust. just after landing....
let her be under observation man...!!! 😡😡😡
@Resist Biden f u
And when you gain consciousness you're like, was this a dream or did I really faint? Because you start hearing first then see.
It’s your vision turning grey then black for me, terrifying
She got a flashback of the aliens she saw
Why is this on my recommended 4 years later
Nobody has done any work for UA-cam since the lockdown and the website is now run and administered entirely by ai. You get what you're given. Shut up and get on with it.
@@billmarsh1971 haha ditto
Same.
Why do they make them do press conferences when they are suffering from re-entry sickness?
Dude, everyone is talking about his moustache..but why is he every where in space is my question
Hadfield does it.
Soo true everything i see about astronauts i see him
I mean there's not THAT many astronauts in the world.
Because he IS the Kwisatz Haderach.
Heidemarie: *collapses*
Two dudes in the audience: "Oh yeah, perfect moment to clap!"
ahahahaha
Flat-Earthers would be like "and the Oscar goes to..." lol
Shut up you inbred full sheep
Bilal you are a compete robot bro. You really are the dumbest of the dumb and don’t have a clue about what’s really going on
NASA said they can't go back to the moon because they lost the technology. Bro it's 2020 now. Wake the fuck up!
MCperVERSE dude are you on shrooms
MCperVERSE ill just assume you’re high asf rn.
The fact that I recognize Chris Hadfield the second he went to frame...
Ikr his mustache is so iconic lol
chris hadfield's moustache calculating the best recovering position faster than a gaming computer
I'm a bit saddened by the fact that everyone talks about Chris's quick reaction (which was of course commendable.) But almost nobody acknowledge how great of a astronaut Heidemarie is. Or the rest of the team.
Thats because everyone knows him
Yeah that's unfortunate. Wish the others were as easily recognized
Yeah, every astronaut deserves the recognition that chris gets, but to be honest i dont think they mind it too much, they became astronauts because of the job description, not because they wanted to get famous.
People are zombies and repeat each other.
In this particular video, he is the hero. Not she, not any of them. Im not saying they didnt do great stuff or arent heroes, they did way more than i will ever do, but in this video clearly Chris is the hero. It makes perfect sense to me
The world needs more Chris Hadfields
AND ELON MUSK!
@@johnrellperez1565 shh.. not now
Camera: Exists
Chris Hadfield: my time has come
Side effect of the drug they gave her for nerves. Lying like that in front of an audience causes extreme anxiety
@@8c4e Shut up lil Bitch
Heard about why astronauts always sit when getting interviewed when they just got back. So this is why huh
"Gravity" is a Hellva Drug when you go without it for awhile -Rick James
When you spend a length of time in zero g, your ear fluid adjusts to the lack of gravity. I can only imagine her brain was going wild experiencing up and down for the first time in a while.
She has a iron deficiency, if that wasn't acted or manufactured. I've had many times where I've fainted from a lack of iron, your vision goes dark and you have just enough strength to try to stay standing but you loose balance or legs give out majority of the time.
If it was an imbalance in ear fluid she would of thrown up or wouldn't of been fine seconds earlier. If it was just not being adjusted to the gravity, then her face wouldn't of gone blank.
I already have severe vertigo. Can’t imagine how it would be like doing this
Dr Zonnked Have you ever felt unadjusted to Earth’s gravity?
@@lc3920 have you ever witnessed someone stand beyond Earth's gravity?
Dr Zonnked oooh so you’re a flat earther
That Chris Hadfield guy should try and become an astronaut himself, I'm sure he'll be world renowned in the future.
@Amine I can't tell if you are being epically sarcastic or completely idiotic
@@ajcook7777 its a joke dude
@@ajcook7777 why else would they know his name?
Yea, and imagine if he sings Space Oudity in the ISS
Fact: When she fainted in space she never fell down.
Technically, you're always falling in orbit around earth
@@bigsmall246 she always fell when she was fainting but falling sideways so she didn’t faint into the earth
@@bigsmall246 actually no ur not your floating in no direction if you are being pushed it genirates some what gravity like they use for a rocket ship like pistons that blow oxigen like a hydra off gta 5 you dont fall you float and rotate in an uncontrolable way unless you have air pressure recevers that let you go a direction you want to
@@youngnrhtythms4770 google what being in orbit means
@@youngnrhtythms4770 Oh god..The spelling. I HAVE TO, I'M SORRY. *You're, *generates, *oxygen, *uncontrollable, *recievers.