A Space Station Odyssey - Big Bigger Biggest
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- Documentary revealing the technological leaps forward that have enabled the world’s biggest space station, the International Space Station, to be built. The ISS orbits 200 miles above our heads, hurtling around the Earth at 17,500 miles an hour. It is one of the greatest engineering feats of all time. Its crew performs vital experiments that will one day allow humans to live permanently in space. A test bed for future missions deeper into space, the space station could enable future generations to journey throughout the Solar System or even live on Mars.
The film explores how the space station was made possible through a series of engineering breakthroughs. Five landmark space stations that have contributed innovations to allow engineers to build bigger and explore the wonders of space travel. Using computer generated animation we reveal the incredible stories behind these structures and the inventions that have pushed the boundaries of science. Five ingenious leaps forward that enabled space stations to evolve from BIG, to BIGGER, into the world’s BIGGEST!
00:00 - Introduction
03:08 - Staying in Orbit - Salyut
13:38 - Communication - Skylab
22:26 - Life Support - Apollo-Soyuz
33:56 - Building in Space - Mir
42:39 - Safety - International Space Station
Episode from the “Big Bigger Biggest” documentary series exploring the engineering breakthroughs that have enabled us to develop some of the largest structures in existence.
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the gyroscopes are amazing its such a simple free energy invention and to use it on the iss in this way is truly fascinating
Man I loved this episode as a kid.
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It's truly amazing the things humans do when we work together. Just the thought of Mir and the ISS is insane. You need engineers, explorers, designers, space walkers, scientists, manufacturers, fabricators.
Air molecules in orbit cause drag.
One method to avoid this is having a magnetic field. A magnetic field around the space station will divert these atoms in the same way our solar wind is diverted around the earth.
While the Moon is the same size as Saturn's moon Titan it is the fact that our moon travels outside this protection for part of its orbit thus blowing away any potential atmosphere. Could the moon hold an atmosphere? Yes. In fact Titans atmosphere is 1.5X denser than even the Earths atmosphere. And theoretically even the Earth has enough gravity to contain something 60x denser -- like Venus.
So a magnetic field around a space station would go a long way to protecting it. Even better the energy could come from solar cells so no external fuel would be necessary.
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Careering into space...
Fresh air from sweat and urine... it is called rocket science for a reason
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No centro da Terra existe 2 tipos de forças:
O graviton de giro e massa de atrito .
E o que mantém a forma esférica da Terra 🌎. E provoca a RPM propria de cada corpo celeste no espaço sideral . E um sistema autônomo de energia. E forma o campo magnético da Terra com o atrito cinético das particulas formando o magma de imã de atrito.
Quanto maior o diâmetro do raio de atrito entre o centro da terra e a camada interna do magma , ocorre variante na força de atrito cinético aplicado na massa liquida do magma e menor será a proteção magnética da terra contra os fotons do Sol.
Mesmo tendo raio maior a força do graviton negativo que aperta para cima diminui com a dist ância do raio e assim a pressão de aperto é menor a cada nível de altura da crostra da Terra subindo . Ou seja , quanto mais perto do centro maior é a pressão de atrito mesmo tendo um raio menor de atrito cinético. E maior será a potência do ima magnetico natural de um planeta. Isso protege a crostra e forma planetas habitáveis .
Se aumentar o calor superficial altera medidas da espessura do magma devido a perdas da capacidade de troca de calor superficial.
O efeito estufa fora de controle causa a perda do resfriamento superficial da Terra e consequentemente o afinamento e dilatação de estufamento da crostra terrestre e esse problema diminui a proteção solar da Terra . Aumentando pressões internas e fraturas de placas.
E o graviton de feixes . Esse serve para criar tufões e tornados e secar oceanos e mexer no vento e nuvens.
E um feixe magnetico que não aperta átomos sólidos. Atua apenas nos gases. É direcional. E pode ser dimensionado e direcionado. Reflete na magnetosfera da Terra. E fica com sinal emissor do centro e apmplificado em lugares mais para o centro da Terra. Não pode ser mudado de lugar . Possui malha geografica definida no subterrâneo da Terra.
Uma ferramenta para cuidar da vida e da energia na Terra.
Not my idea of a holiday
It must absolutely stink in there, like a porta potty at an outdoor concert on a hot day.
They electrify the piss so it should be just fine 😢😢😢🤮🤮
Why would it? You really think that one of the most expensive objects ever built can’t afford air purifiers?
I worked with Buzz Aldrin and discussed such topics.He told me that it quickly smells like a locker room or bathroom until you get used to the smell and forget about it.
But a new person entering would most certainly open the hatch and smell the stink.
@@LG-qz8om was he talking about the ISS or the lunar mission? I wasn’t aware that he had been to the space station.
@@oberonpanopticon Good catch. Buzz definitely has not been to the ISS, as his space adventures are confined to the time period around 1969. It's safe to assume he was talking about spacecraft associated with the Apollo 11 program. Having said that, this isn't a trivial idea. I remember watching a documentary that specifically talked about the smell of the space station. I don't know if it's still the case, but there was a literal job of one person who was to approve objects being sent up to space (specifically things that were more personal property of astronauts) based upon their scent! It sounds bonkers, and like a joke, but they literally had this guy who was hired based upon his acute olfactory (smell) abilities. If something had too distinct of a smell, it would be denied. It sounds made up even as I type it, but apparently it is true, lol. Because the environment of the ISS is in Space, the environment inside is delicate. Obviously, they do have air recyclers, but when you consider this is a self contained environment that's been closed for a little under 30 years, smells build up. Not unlike what the OP and other commenter said, the documentary said when you dock with the ISS, and first open the hatch - the smell of a gym / locker room is immediately detectable. It's why hygiene is an important part of the astronauts schedule, and there are restrictions on the food. So yes, the ISS definitely has an everpresent smell of BO. :)
I didn't see the Chinese space station. I must have blinked.
this was made i think a decade ago.
Thanks, I didn't know that. Sometimes, YT suggests a very old video. There's no way to tell when the video was made.@@Charles-7
@@fiddleronthecube7835 you can find out it's original release date, just by searching the title in google.
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Now humanity to first raise next generation permanent space station on lunar surface only. With advanced / light speed UFO/UAP like spacecrafts, with multi-fueled, multi-purposes, multi-directions, it is possible to reach lunar surface within couple of hours and nearby planets and its moons within couple of days time.
going light speed is physically impossible for anything with mass lol
if you tried you’d break the universe, which would be terrible for the fishing season and would destroy humanity.
Don't fuck with fishing season in other words 😮😅
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So they split water to breathe in this pure oxygen environment but I didn't hear what is being done with the pure hydrogen. I think these together would quickly end a space station.
Two lost souls wearing fish bowls
It just goes to show if you spend enough money even a guinea pig will cook itself in a microwave
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Hahahahaha 100 billion for a floating science room.
That's just two months of military spending... More than half of which they can't even account for
@@k1productions87Okay but the military needs that money. How else could they afford to remotely blow up goat herders?
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Colonization of other planets is never going to happen
SpaceX does it BETTER and CHEAPER.
so does your mom elon cuck
Space x didn't even make a space station.
Maybe in the future but not right now.
To be fair, Weyland Yutani does it the biggest
@@gustavogusfringe7100I presume by “it” they mean launching things into space, which I do believe is a requirement for building a space station
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