Andrew McKee space is fake,Star Wars is about as close as it gets to fake space😂 how have you not realized yet? All them probes they send millions of miles away always show you cartoon cgi just like all space documentaries. It’s photoshopped but it has to be’ -Mr blue marble Star Wars is much more entertaining.
Looking out that window he would be able to see 2% to 3% of the earth’s surface. It’s very simple math, take the actual radius of the earth combined with how far away they orbit from earth and what you get is the ability to see about 3% of the earth’s surface. All the HD pictures they’re supposedly beaming down, are still CGI renderings and NASA does not deny that. It’s takes many many smaller pictures to cover the earth’s surface and with information they create a picture of what it would look like. I’m not a ‘flat earthier’ and I love science, but man when you start digging into what NASA tells us, you’ll find a lot of it is not true. As far as creating the CG renderings of Earth, they don’t even deny it. This will come as shock but we do not have the technology to send a satellite out far enough that it would be able to take an HD photo of the entire earth’s surface, or 50% of since it’s a sphere, and beam down to us. Those photos taken from the moon by the Apollo astronauts, are CG renderings of what it would look like. Again, NASA doesn’t deny that.
When I was doing my ride-time to become a firefighter, there was a short firefighter (probably around 5'3" - 5'5") at one of the departments I trained at. We got to the scene of a car accident and started speaking with witnesses and quickly realized the short guy wasn't around. We eventually found him inside the crashed car getting vitals and talking to the accident victim. Both doors were too damaged to open, but with his size, he was able to drop in through the sunroof and squat in the passenger seat, giving him access to the driver. Just goes to show, being tall is cool and stuff, but everyone has a purpose...
IMO, these guys might be real.. but like he said, theyre up there swapping out batteries and shit on a flimsy little space station thats just a bunch of shitty tubes.. these guys and the ISS are like just a shitty lil billion dollar program to make it look like we do stuff in space and even these assholes hold a shitton of secrets and provide warped data and info, these guys are up there watching plants grow in space, figuring out what happens when you take a dump in space, etc.. while the actual secret multi-trillion dollar space program probably has anti-gravity spaceships, planetary bases and all kinds of shit we dont know about..
The way I've come to see it is there is basically two forces involved in our existence, creativity and destruction. Looking for unity is not the latter.
"You don't need to strap yourself into a rocket and fly millions of miles away to realize we are all humans together." Couldn't agree more, mushrooms are so much cheaper.
You chose a way smaller universe and a more limited simulation. Basically you are an infinite rich person that is choosing to live like a bum because you got conned. Ha ha enjoy the limits of the prison you put yourself into.
@@GrindHardPeezy umm, how exactly would you condense him talking for 12 minutes into a tiny thumbnail? You can't capture everything in a sentence, and he was disappointed
Imagine this guy being the first man on the moon. Instead of “one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” all books and movies would quote “meh” 😂
Sarah medouni sane here. I’m literally mind blown at a an eclipse or seeing the Milky Way. Even seeing certain landscapes on earth gets me in the feels. Can’t imagine being so jaded that the gd PLANET has me like “meh.”
JoshNortonalias en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overview_effect www.universetoday.com/14455/the-human-brain-in-space-euphoria-and-the-overview-effect-experienced-by-astronauts/ Viewing the earth from space is often accompanied by sentiments of unity, a feeling of “profound connection with the universe” It’s also accompanied by sentiments of wanting the best for Earth and humanity, and protecting both. Even if this isn’t a “real” psychological term, my point is that a sociopath in the traditional sense, shouldn’t feel such strong emotions when looking at earth. They even mention Overview Effect in this interview. The astronaut in the video expected to feel it, but didn’t, hence he called the earth “meh” TL;DR it’s just a euphoric feeling that some astronauts have when viewing earth from space first hand.
Myles Turner Films yes but you can see more of it’s entirety from further away rather than sitting on its atmosphere. Seeing earth from the moon is to me, personally better
How much of Earth you can see depends where on the moon you are From the permanent far side, you can't see any of it Keep in mind, the most you can ever see of a distant sphere at one time is half at best
Eric Allen He wouldn’t touch that subject because they are catering towards sci fi programmed retards. It would be too much of a risk to even mention Earth being stationary here.
The Catmother Quite the contrary. It’s actually time for you to stop pretending you exist any direction besides upright and that we’re all strapped around a lava filled dirt ball that is endlessly ballerina twirling in the air we breathe. Earth isn’t moving, put the bottle full of delusion down and quit pretending people exist below you like a bunch of bats on the other side of the known world.🙃😹🥂
More like he is a type of guy who goes to space and see the planet Earth and says is like "ehh, just a blue sphere. I've seen on tv" Oh, that's not a joke!!!! He really is that fucking kind of guy!!
@@stillmatic03 If you're going to be narrow sighted about it. It's entirely possible for people to have nuanced feelings on a subject, and want to specify what they DON'T want to be implied by what they have to say.
I like that he didn’t get discouraged when the other guy told him he would never do a space walk, and in fact, he got the high score and eventually did more than one 👏
BS story. So he struggled like hell underwater, and the suit wouldn’t fit him according to the tall guy, but they actually did shorten the suit and he was the best astronaut walker ever? BS
I love the resiliency. The fact that he didn’t let the dude who was mean to him discourage him. Then he didn’t let initially failing stop him. And ultimately he prevailed. That’s beautiful.
I had the same experience when going to the aquarium. By watching so many HD videos of octopuses and sharks in the tanks , the experience became very slighted.
@@lunacy9825 From a Biblical perspective, it's not like that. People have freewill, and so does God. God, however, is the only being perfectly capable of holding Himself to a standard...(well, 'cept for the angels, but that's a different story). The standard He holds Himself to love. Part of love is justice. Now, suppose you're God. You decided to create the universe--heaven and earth--and fill it sentient beings with freewill. Freewill means they choose whether or not they do their part in the system you created or tear it down is up to each individual (Freewill does not mean you literally can do anything you want (interactions between other beings have to happen eventually); it means that you can set your intended course of action as far is you are capable. This includes what you are able to do physically, mentally, and spiritually). Why would you give each agent what might as well be full autonomy? Love desires to spread but is only truly love if it is freely given and received. Now that all spiritual agents have freewill. There is going to need to be someone whose job it is to sustain it from decay, protect it from evil, and prevent it from falling into chaos. Basically, they would need to king. Now, technically, anyone could hold the office, but no one can fulfill it. Furthermore, if they are given the power to do so, how can the society--on and above the earth--be sure it is running how it should be? The only being capable of that is the one who is most intimately knowledgeable about it: the one who created it. Therefore, God is the only being that should even be on the throne by not only His right as the Master Creator but also the requirements of office. Since God is the only entity that should be King and He is a loving God, the only loving thing God could do is be King. As King, though, He can't just ignore problems; He has to solve them. Among those is sin. I could go more in-depth into the way God is currently solving the problem of sin and evil, but this is a YT comment not a theological paper. Just to oversimplify, under the heavenly government, King is also Judge, and Sin, being under that government, is essentially a criminal issue. Therefore, God must judge. Some portions of judgment happen on earth such as the ending of each of our lives in the physical universe (technically speaking, death isn't the punishment for the entirety of humanity(2 dudes literally didn't die in the past in addition to the coming rapture(don't ask me the mechanics of it. I'm not God, who is not constrained by the laws of physics.)), finite days in the physical are). " "Special smiting" of specific individuals/cities happens because of the spiritual path they choose to follow regardless of consequences. This is why God told Israel to completely annihilate certain city-states: the practices they were doing would be considered wicked by not only God's standard but also that of nonbelievers. Some of the stuff happening in those towns included human sacrifice and bestiality. If any amount of that culture was allowed to continue, it could have spread into that of the Israelites(not that it didn't happen, but if your foundation is wrecked, do you really care about an interior hole in a wall?).
I didn’t know who this guy is before but I really like hearing his stories he tells them well and I can only imagine how badass it would be to be in space
I've never had panic attacks but I know for a fact if I was on a spacewalk I would have a full blown panic attack. Kudos to those guys that do it, there's no way I could. That's utterly terrifying.
You need to find a sense of a Spiritual relationship with the Creator/Universe. I'm in awe of everything that is not man made...albiet I understand certain things are dangerous to us humans. It just makes me more in awe of Who created All this....their Intelligence knows no bounds. The thought of Trillions of Universes created is Mind Boggling🤗
I think the most outspoken of this ''Overview Effect'' was the 6th man to walk on the Moon, Dr. Edgar Mitchell (Apollo 14 Lunar Module Pilot) in February 1971. He said that when they were returning from the Moon on a particular calm part of the mission, he looked at the one of the windows of the Command Module and saw at the same time, the Earth, the Sun and the rest of the stars and this celestial vision shook him to his core because he felt that everything in the Universe was connected, an epiphany of immense proportions. Other astronauts such as Mike Collins and Mike Massimino also commented about the effect. Reisman on the other hand didn't felt anything of importance that dramatically changed his worldview and that's fine, some people have different reactions to things. Now, if it was me though, I would never be able to be the same after entering orbit, seeing for the first time the true nature of the cosmos and stare right into the abyss of deep space infinity (which is something that always unsettled me), much less watching Earth rotate under me from the surface of the Moon (like the 12 Apollo astronauts have experienced). Maybe in the future, when space travel will be common place, this kind of effect will be no longer felt on people, but for now, when just a few hundreds of lucky souls have been outside Earth's atmosphere, this will be felt quite strongly in a lot of people.
The Earth's rotation is too slow to see from the moon (you'd notice the change if you didn't look up for a few hours, then looked up again and saw the shift in position of continents or whatnot, but you wouldn't perceive the rotation). Part of why it may have been more profound an effect on the Apollo guys is because, back then, there was essentially no imagery of the Earth from that kind of distance. They were seeing it for the first time in human history. In the modern era, we grow up seeing external pictures of Earth from all sorts of locations (Shuttle, ISS, old Moon mission photos, etc), so while the actual, in-person view might be far more dramatic, it's a view that we are somewhat conditioned to already.
What you said above may be the reason why Neil deGrasse Tyson isn't all that excited to go to space either and says he wants to go to the moon or beyond.
@Jane Do when I was listening to this guy talk,I basically got the impression that he is saying space is water.. that's why they train in a pool.they are telling the ones who have eyes and a brain that space isn't a vaccum,but its water..
@Jane Do there's 6 fundamentals of science: Observe Question Research Hypothesis Experiments Analysis. Once the analysis is published, other scientists recreate it in different ways. If they all come to the same conclusion, then it becomes theory. The bible is filled with great lessons, but most of it is horse shit. It seems that you would rather believe a book that's written to control people, than listen to hundreds of years of science, then act like we're the brainwashed ones. Try these fundamentals and I guarantee, you'll find the earth is a ball. Look into vortex math, and the golden ratio, and you'll understand the inner workings of the universe. It's okay that you have an IQ of 80, but don't try to bring others down to your level, when you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. If god existed, he'd want you to constantly expand the beautiful mind he gave you, not be a barely sentient dolt that buys every shiny thing it sees. Good luck on your path of stupidity. God hates you.
The fact that he put in that much effort that he exactly should’ve to prepare to attempt look at earth in the most beautiful way makes me respect him even more. i feel like he had too much of an expectation for it though so that’s why it made the experience way less better than it should have been, i think he should have gone in expecting whatever, and if it was a good experience great! if it was ehh bad then sure that’s completely fine. like with all things don’t overestimate them all the time.
When I do see pictures of earth I just imagine how quiet it is from space just looking down at this planet with creatures who are destroying their planet, wars, violence...but from where you are in space it’s just total silence and peace
Hey, excuse me Mr. CIA, while I've got you here, can you maybe stop watching my dreams and putting bugs under my skin? It really distracts me from the quantum computer my dog and I are building. Oh, and I know what you and the mailman are up too, so if you could please give me my kids back too, that'd be great, thanks.
@Cthulhu In the deep Not at all. The earth could be a fucking cube for all we know. The point to consider though is we are being lied to. Something is going on, and they aren't telling us. There is so much documented evidence out there of NASA's lies and deception that you'd be a moron to believe anything they say.
So many people are used to people saying what they want to hear, that when somebody is brutally honest they try to shit on them for it. This guy is an amazing story teller
Nonchalont how could it not be overly majestic just imagine looking down at that glowing blue ball like wtf I can’t even comprehend it would be insane I feel sick on a boat after a while of seeing water imagine floating above the fuxking earth
What a great guest this guy is so casual he's so in tune Jo you are so great at interviewing and we talked with people like you know exactly what the subject matter is no matter what it is incredible great job Joe fantastic guests
Uuuummmmm I freaked out when I looked at the moon through a real telescope for the first time and my heart is bearing just thinking of being in a space ship and looking back at earth!!!!!!!!
When you say "we're all in this together' do you mean that us in first world countries are in it together with countries that are war torn and or all those people that die escaping them, or all those disease ridden countries and countries going through famine ect?
@@theodddish1846 I recognize that experiences between countries differs wildly, especially those who are victims of systems such as colonialism and imperialism. However, what I think Reisman was referring to was the fact that we all live on the same planet, are all human, all have some degree of shared experience, and have a responsibility to take care of one another.
Finally, I felt the same when I first saw Mount Everest or New York city, if you have seen a picture and have a working imagination, you go a long way to having a pretty good grasp of the experience. People love to exagerate the profundidty of photons hitting your eyeball.
After listening to his explanation, I think it closely resembles my experience visiting the Mona Lisa. I went "meh" in my head when I was standing in front of it for the same reasons. I was probably 25ft away from a surprisingly small and hugely famed piece of art that I can examine in much better detail from my phone. The spectacle for me was that it was present, not that it was spectacular. Like Garrett mentions, my expectations were so high that I became underwhelmed
1:38 we got hd footage coming down from space now... oh really but all UFO footage caught in space is filmed with a toaster hmm something doesn't add up
Alien flying by Earth: “meh”
Jane Do, B R U H
Jane Do dam you dumb
1:22
Jane Do it's really baffling how easily you showed how low your iq is on a UA-cam comment section. At least try to hide your stupidity.
Now we know why we ain't got no visitors
This dude just gave the Earth a 3 star rating on Yelp. 😭
I give it 1.. if I could give it less I would.. DO NOT GO...
This dude just tryin to sell some shit' Space is fucn Fake bruh
Andrew McKee space is fake,Star Wars is about as close as it gets to fake space😂 how have you not realized yet? All them probes they send millions of miles away always show you cartoon cgi just like all space documentaries.
It’s photoshopped but it has to be’
-Mr blue marble
Star Wars is much more entertaining.
Same
@@LOVEBUNNNY don't breed dude
This man talking about becoming an astronaut like he went for a part time job interview
Tyler Point what caught my ear; looking at earth through a dinner plate window “from” space... lol
Hard to believe this guy
@Terry Tibbs that's what I hear lol ...on utube
@@seandafny he's too good of a storyteller. If I met him off the street, I would think he was a crackpot.
White privilege
I totally appreciate his honesty, didn't make up a lame story
Lol made a lame story and lied
@@LuisLopez-kp6ek feel sorry for you too.
Luis Lopez what
Looking out that window he would be able to see 2% to 3% of the earth’s surface. It’s very simple math, take the actual radius of the earth combined with how far away they orbit from earth and what you get is the ability to see about 3% of the earth’s surface. All the HD pictures they’re supposedly beaming down, are still CGI renderings and NASA does not deny that. It’s takes many many smaller pictures to cover the earth’s surface and with information they create a picture of what it would look like. I’m not a ‘flat earthier’ and I love science, but man when you start digging into what NASA tells us, you’ll find a lot of it is not true. As far as creating the CG renderings of Earth, they don’t even deny it. This will come as shock but we do not have the technology to send a satellite out far enough that it would be able to take an HD photo of the entire earth’s surface, or 50% of since it’s a sphere, and beam down to us. Those photos taken from the moon by the Apollo astronauts, are CG renderings of what it would look like. Again, NASA doesn’t deny that.
MCU Thor so how would the earth look like from space ?? thats all i want to know describe what it would look like please
joes phone right now: *47 missed calls from Eddie Bravo*
MattyClanzz guy above you said 87. Hmm. Something fishy going on here.
@@B1055BH we better look into it.
MattyClanzz 420*
Fucking freemasons they use 47 all the time
God I love these comments
Wonder if the earth looked back at him in like ‘meh another bald guy’
Oh yeah, definitely
Saw too much of Scott Kelly
Lmfao ' sounds like a joke Tom Segura would say
Yeah, it's round too.
🤣🤣
When I was doing my ride-time to become a firefighter, there was a short firefighter (probably around 5'3" - 5'5") at one of the departments I trained at. We got to the scene of a car accident and started speaking with witnesses and quickly realized the short guy wasn't around. We eventually found him inside the crashed car getting vitals and talking to the accident victim. Both doors were too damaged to open, but with his size, he was able to drop in through the sunroof and squat in the passenger seat, giving him access to the driver.
Just goes to show, being tall is cool and stuff, but everyone has a purpose...
tizodd6 that’s crazy but i’ll still take my 6 feet lmfaooo
What was his purpose? He didnt get them out, he just checked their vitals
@ÖC yeah but that didn't do anything lol. People still had to come open it up and get them out of there.
i was born a genius and i struggle every day......with the unbearable stupidity of my fellow humans i encounter on earth. ;)
Excluding Garrett Reisman
@@amazing4867 He got the victim's vitals and kept him awake and conscious while the rest of us worked our way to him.
This guy seems really down to earth.
Yes but on adderall. Only down to earth people can handle adderall.
Oh i see what you did there
Underrated comment.
Ha ha ha ha ha
Or really down on earth....
Eddie is punching the air right now.
The flat earth air
Edji Brah thinking "they got to hin"
Look into it
Putting his cushions in the gogoplata
The horizon is flat from the iss so Eddie bravos beliefs seem dead on
Eddie, probably: "This man is an actor hired by NASA."
look into it
I believe that
This is all BS. he even looks like an Actor
David B how can someone look like an actor?
IMO, these guys might be real.. but like he said, theyre up there swapping out batteries and shit on a flimsy little space station thats just a bunch of shitty tubes.. these guys and the ISS are like just a shitty lil billion dollar program to make it look like we do stuff in space and even these assholes hold a shitton of secrets and provide warped data and info, these guys are up there watching plants grow in space, figuring out what happens when you take a dump in space, etc.. while the actual secret multi-trillion dollar space program probably has anti-gravity spaceships, planetary bases and all kinds of shit we dont know about..
Get Eddie Bravo on with him
Exactly lol. . Bravo would've seen right through em
Ah yes, they could create a podcast called "the astronaut, the comedian, and the syndrome"
He's insufferable lol. Almost as bad as Ari Shaffir
The first time he had sex . Meh its alright.
yeah , he lying
"The things that unite us are so much stronger and more important than the things that divide us."
Simply beautiful
The way I've come to see it is there is basically two forces involved in our existence, creativity and destruction. Looking for unity is not the latter.
Meh...
If only everyone had as much common sense as Garrett.
I've seen this guy before. He's the one that drilled into the asteroid and saved earth from Steven Tyler.
Jim Nelson lmao 😂
Hhahahahaha. Bruce Willis little brother
@@michaelll Bruce Wilson. Hahaha. Got'im
@@failoa7587 haha didn't realize i put Wilson instead of Willis. Good catch
Jim Nelson Bruce Willis’s character was based on this guy.
"You don't need to strap yourself into a rocket and fly millions of miles away to realize we are all humans together."
Couldn't agree more, mushrooms are so much cheaper.
I did shrooms it wasn’t that crazy
@@fattlebieldproductions3198 how much did you do?
@@fattlebieldproductions3198 lol take more 😂
@@fattlebieldproductions3198 Try at least 7 grams. If you're a beginner i recommend getting an ounce and slowly munching on it through the night.
@@fattlebieldproductions3198 do about a big handful so like 2 Oz's then stare in the mirror at yourself I'm telling you it's awesome
This dude on Yelp:
“One of the best chicken parmesans I’ve ever had. And at a very honorable price. 3 stars”
Joe: “Did you smoke DMT in space?”
mosatsoni “how do u think I got there in the first place.”
"I did smoke it but it was meh"
Joe: "Did you smoke DMT while watching Ex Machine with a monkey in space?"
Ant Tam with Alex Jones eating elk meat
Ok but on some real shit. Imagine being on psychedelics in space
He should've been like "Ima tell you the truth Joe. Here it goes. Everything you know is a lie. The Earth is a flat disk"
Mother Nature seriously? 🤦🏼♀️
the Earth is not flat shut your mouth
You chose a way smaller universe and a more limited simulation. Basically you are an infinite rich person that is choosing to live like a bum because you got conned. Ha ha enjoy the limits of the prison you put yourself into.
@Mr. Scoot Scooter just common sense
Mr. Scoot Scooter Do you believe everything a bunch of retards with no degrees say?
What he’s saying is better than the clickbait title.
Phillip Truong if I’m getting hits I wouldn’t change it. But his explanation was better then saying he was disappointedz
Reverse clickbait
Not really. The title fits
GrindHardPeezy I mean. He was disappointed though
@@GrindHardPeezy umm, how exactly would you condense him talking for 12 minutes into a tiny thumbnail? You can't capture everything in a sentence, and he was disappointed
Imagine this guy being the first man on the moon. Instead of “one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” all books and movies would quote “meh” 😂
I literally think I sat next to this dude on a plane. He was wearing a SpaceX shirt and I think it was this guy 🤯
Haha that's interesting...
Did he see u and go "Meh"
🧢
@@pleadinsanity621 why would somebody decide to make up a story about this 😂😂
I’ve met him at some events he’s a great guy you shoulda said hi! Woulda been a more interesting flight for sure!
Eddie Bravo calls: “I’m telling you man”
i read this with his voice xD
Fake as fuck!!
😂😂😂
Any podcast where they dont talk about twitter or wokeness the whole time is a win at this point
That’s probably 75% of the episodes in the last 6 months. Seems like things are improving.
They way he set up for the meh is fuccin legendary bruh
Garrett - "If I had one word to describe it, it was meh"
Joe - "REALLY?!"
Garrett - "Yeah haha"
Joe - "Get off my show"
@Jane Do If you say so
Jane Do exactly it’s all fake maybe we live in a simulation or space is real just not what they have shown us
@Jane Do don't worry Mike, Jane doodoo doesn't get any pussy in his life, so he's upset at the world. Let him and his keyboard be
Jane doodoo left the chat
@@spiritualhuman1544 what?!
Eddie Bravo's must be screaming his head off right now
"Gotta look into it"😂
🤣
why, he would never watch this, it would teach him something..
@@jerzeyguy71 But he says he watches everything that has to do with space. 'To defeat the enemy, you must know the enemy'
@@jerzeyguy71 eddie is seriously smart he just applys his knowledge to the wrong subjects
I still get impressed looking at the sky so I don't think seeing the whole earth would be meh
Sarah medouni sane here. I’m literally mind blown at a an eclipse or seeing the Milky Way. Even seeing certain landscapes on earth gets me in the feels. Can’t imagine being so jaded that the gd PLANET has me like “meh.”
JoshNortonalias that’s not true at all. Otherwise the “overview effect” wouldn’t be a thing.
JoshNortonalias en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overview_effect
www.universetoday.com/14455/the-human-brain-in-space-euphoria-and-the-overview-effect-experienced-by-astronauts/
Viewing the earth from space is often accompanied by sentiments of unity, a feeling of “profound connection with the universe”
It’s also accompanied by sentiments of wanting the best for Earth and humanity, and protecting both.
Even if this isn’t a “real” psychological term, my point is that a sociopath in the traditional sense, shouldn’t feel such strong emotions when looking at earth.
They even mention Overview Effect in this interview. The astronaut in the video expected to feel it, but didn’t, hence he called the earth “meh”
TL;DR it’s just a euphoric feeling that some astronauts have when viewing earth from space first hand.
Yea hes a plant
R u stupid? What kinda moron is impressed with the atmosphere 😂😂
why is this guy talking to himself
Underrated
What do u mean
@@W3sker r/whooooooosh
I feel like seeing earth from the moon rather than the ISS might be more of a wow factor...
You can only see a quarter of the earth from the moon
Myles Turner Films yes but you can see more of it’s entirety from further away rather than sitting on its atmosphere. Seeing earth from the moon is to me, personally better
I love Goddess big fact
@@catherineseapratt6182 really? Can i go with you next time?
How much of Earth you can see depends where on the moon you are
From the permanent far side, you can't see any of it
Keep in mind, the most you can ever see of a distant sphere at one time is half at best
“So on your first day, was that your first time in space?”
“On my first day on my first mission was my first time in space, yeah”
Lol dude i said the same thing 😂😂😂
You're a nincompoop
Lol
Yep, we all heard it and watched the same video you did.
Hahaha
I was waiting on Joe to ask him about the flat earth the entire time.
Eric Allen He wouldn’t touch that subject because they are catering towards sci fi programmed retards. It would be too much of a risk to even mention Earth being stationary here.
The Catmother Quite the contrary. It’s actually time for you to stop pretending you exist any direction besides upright and that we’re all strapped around a lava filled dirt ball that is endlessly ballerina twirling in the air we breathe. Earth isn’t moving, put the bottle full of delusion down and quit pretending people exist below you like a bunch of bats on the other side of the known world.🙃😹🥂
Mr. Drobot 🤦🏼♂️
@@MonsieurDrobot are you trolling or serious ?
Mr. Drobot u need to leave moms house bad become a man
Nobody:
Joe: "so the the first time when you saw earth was that the first time?"
Lmao, I thought I was the only one tht caught tht
Lmao searching for this comment, thought I was the only one to point it out.
Lmaooo oh shit
Lmaooo, hes prbly on something
I love how honest and real he is
This a type of guy who goes to Niagara falls and is like, "ehhh just some water. I seen it on TV before 🙄."
Lol let me guess ur the type to rethink life and turn christian 😂😂 its just goddamn water.
JSchlo401 right 😂
@@TheAfrothunderr life must suck for you... not enjoying the little things...
More like he is a type of guy who goes to space and see the planet Earth and says is like "ehh, just a blue sphere. I've seen on tv"
Oh, that's not a joke!!!! He really is that fucking kind of guy!!
Im definitely that guy lol
“I don’t mean to knock those guys”.... then proceeds to knock those guys
Yep, those type of comments are always followed by contradiction
I’m not tryna be racist... butttt lol
@@stillmatic03 If you're going to be narrow sighted about it. It's entirely possible for people to have nuanced feelings on a subject, and want to specify what they DON'T want to be implied by what they have to say.
Stillmatic how is that racist
Nicholas Duprey He wS giving an example of said contradictions
I’m all for free speech but...
I like that he didn’t get discouraged when the other guy told him he would never do a space walk, and in fact, he got the high score and eventually did more than one 👏
BS story. So he struggled like hell underwater, and the suit wouldn’t fit him according to the tall guy, but they actually did shorten the suit and he was the best astronaut walker ever? BS
I love the resiliency. The fact that he didn’t let the dude who was mean to him discourage him. Then he didn’t let initially failing stop him. And ultimately he prevailed. That’s beautiful.
I'm thinking that the kind of person who can achieve becoming an astronaut is probably not easily impressed.
Norris exactly. This guys a fraud
@ryan norris what
@ryan norris Whatever you say, dork.
He's saying he had seen pictures of the Earth from space before, So it kinda soured his experience.
ryan norris He made it to space and you didn’t, jealous little anti-Semite
The earth from space "meh"
Joe: have you ever tried DMT?
35 likes for a copied shit joke.
@@teerevevourdeminingo4274 lmao
@@teerevevourdeminingo4274 59 now mate!!!!! Thanks for the comment love all supporters. Haters or not!!!!
how about DMT in space
@@matthewpettit5313 old Amy Schumer over here.
I heard “world without borders” and knew Big Boss and Boss creamed their pants somewhere in sync
It's so cool to hear astronaut experience in a casual style conversation
Joe “does the space suit have pockets to store hits of dmt?” Rogan
DA BOUL BLACKLUNGZ ok boomer
@DA BOUL BLACKLUNGZ Generalizing that much is ignorant.
@DA BOUL BLACKLUNGZ ok boomer
imagine tripping in space 😳
Wtf would dmt in space be like
Average human - sees 10,000th picture of Earth from space: "whoa space is f*n awesome!"
Garrett Reisman - actually sees Earth from space: "Meh."
I had the same experience when going to the aquarium. By watching so many HD videos of octopuses and sharks in the tanks , the experience became very slighted.
@ryan norris I guess.
Cause he never went
@@DonaldSeymourjr Thats why I stop to watch anything. I rather experience things on my own.
This dude had a really positive aura.
One of the best guests I’ve seen in a while.
1:22 “Meh.”
God: ILL SHOW YOU MEH
Spaceship: explodes
Melvin the Mop Boy ahah hahahahah holy fuck a hahahah was hahwhahwhahehhe
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why God gotta be a baby like that lol
Kesiif because God’s kind of a baby like that with all the smiting he does 😂
@@lunacy9825 From a Biblical perspective, it's not like that. People have freewill, and so does God. God, however, is the only being perfectly capable of holding Himself to a standard...(well, 'cept for the angels, but that's a different story). The standard He holds Himself to love. Part of love is justice.
Now, suppose you're God. You decided to create the universe--heaven and earth--and fill it sentient beings with freewill. Freewill means they choose whether or not they do their part in the system you created or tear it down is up to each individual (Freewill does not mean you literally can do anything you want (interactions between other beings have to happen eventually); it means that you can set your intended course of action as far is you are capable. This includes what you are able to do physically, mentally, and spiritually). Why would you give each agent what might as well be full autonomy? Love desires to spread but is only truly love if it is freely given and received.
Now that all spiritual agents have freewill. There is going to need to be someone whose job it is to sustain it from decay, protect it from evil, and prevent it from falling into chaos. Basically, they would need to king. Now, technically, anyone could hold the office, but no one can fulfill it. Furthermore, if they are given the power to do so, how can the society--on and above the earth--be sure it is running how it should be? The only being capable of that is the one who is most intimately knowledgeable about it: the one who created it. Therefore, God is the only being that should even be on the throne by not only His right as the Master Creator but also the requirements of office.
Since God is the only entity that should be King and He is a loving God, the only loving thing God could do is be King.
As King, though, He can't just ignore problems; He has to solve them. Among those is sin. I could go more in-depth into the way God is currently solving the problem of sin and evil, but this is a YT comment not a theological paper. Just to oversimplify, under the heavenly government, King is also Judge, and Sin, being under that government, is essentially a criminal issue. Therefore, God must judge. Some portions of judgment happen on earth such as the ending of each of our lives in the physical universe (technically speaking, death isn't the punishment for the entirety of humanity(2 dudes literally didn't die in the past in addition to the coming rapture(don't ask me the mechanics of it. I'm not God, who is not constrained by the laws of physics.)), finite days in the physical are). "
"Special smiting" of specific individuals/cities happens because of the spiritual path they choose to follow regardless of consequences. This is why God told Israel to completely annihilate certain city-states: the practices they were doing would be considered wicked by not only God's standard but also that of nonbelievers. Some of the stuff happening in those towns included human sacrifice and bestiality. If any amount of that culture was allowed to continue, it could have spread into that of the Israelites(not that it didn't happen, but if your foundation is wrecked, do you really care about an interior hole in a wall?).
I didn’t know who this guy is before but I really like hearing his stories he tells them well and I can only imagine how badass it would be to be in space
Especially his space walk story, fuck that tall guy!
You are listening to a liar.
Laws of the Cosmos lol I’m 6’2 we’re not all that bad!!
@@xxbodycountxx7626 honestly no one has been to space haha its funny how they believe it
xxBODYCOUNTxx where’s your proof that he’s lying?
I've never had panic attacks but I know for a fact if I was on a spacewalk I would have a full blown panic attack. Kudos to those guys that do it, there's no way I could. That's utterly terrifying.
Dude I had a panic attack listening to this !
You need to find a sense of a Spiritual relationship with the Creator/Universe. I'm in awe of everything that is not man made...albiet I understand certain things are dangerous to us humans. It just makes me more in awe of Who created All this....their Intelligence knows no bounds. The thought of Trillions of Universes created is Mind Boggling🤗
He is the most real astronaut ever. I love it.
Why isn't Eddie Bravo in there screaming "LIAR!" at him like Carol Kane from Princess Bride?
no need... its obvious this mans liar.
Have fun storming the castle
That's what I came down here to say lol
Lol thank you for that mental image.
@@meirbergstein4526 you are a delusional moron. Never breed.
Eddie is currently is stalking this man, waiting to strike
I think the most outspoken of this ''Overview Effect'' was the 6th man to walk on the Moon, Dr. Edgar Mitchell (Apollo 14 Lunar Module Pilot) in February 1971. He said that when they were returning from the Moon on a particular calm part of the mission, he looked at the one of the windows of the Command Module and saw at the same time, the Earth, the Sun and the rest of the stars and this celestial vision shook him to his core because he felt that everything in the Universe was connected, an epiphany of immense proportions. Other astronauts such as Mike Collins and Mike Massimino also commented about the effect. Reisman on the other hand didn't felt anything of importance that dramatically changed his worldview and that's fine, some people have different reactions to things. Now, if it was me though, I would never be able to be the same after entering orbit, seeing for the first time the true nature of the cosmos and stare right into the abyss of deep space infinity (which is something that always unsettled me), much less watching Earth rotate under me from the surface of the Moon (like the 12 Apollo astronauts have experienced). Maybe in the future, when space travel will be common place, this kind of effect will be no longer felt on people, but for now, when just a few hundreds of lucky souls have been outside Earth's atmosphere, this will be felt quite strongly in a lot of people.
The Earth's rotation is too slow to see from the moon (you'd notice the change if you didn't look up for a few hours, then looked up again and saw the shift in position of continents or whatnot, but you wouldn't perceive the rotation).
Part of why it may have been more profound an effect on the Apollo guys is because, back then, there was essentially no imagery of the Earth from that kind of distance. They were seeing it for the first time in human history. In the modern era, we grow up seeing external pictures of Earth from all sorts of locations (Shuttle, ISS, old Moon mission photos, etc), so while the actual, in-person view might be far more dramatic, it's a view that we are somewhat conditioned to already.
What you said above may be the reason why Neil deGrasse Tyson isn't all that excited to go to space either and says he wants to go to the moon or beyond.
Where’s Eddie ? Put this man on podcast with Eddie.
His pupils look jacked
Like he's hypnotized
He’s lying
Hes a freemason liar
@@barebasics sounds like hes trying to remember...
@@aidensnacklad4178 hes just trying to remember his lines.
Eddie: The hole was the size of a dinner plate? What did you do?
Astronaut: I looked into it.
Nice
@Jane Do when I was listening to this guy talk,I basically got the impression that he is saying space is water.. that's why they train in a pool.they are telling the ones who have eyes and a brain that space isn't a vaccum,but its water..
@Jane Do there's 6 fundamentals of science:
Observe
Question
Research
Hypothesis
Experiments
Analysis.
Once the analysis is published, other scientists recreate it in different ways. If they all come to the same conclusion, then it becomes theory.
The bible is filled with great lessons, but most of it is horse shit.
It seems that you would rather believe a book that's written to control people, than listen to hundreds of years of science, then act like we're the brainwashed ones.
Try these fundamentals and I guarantee, you'll find the earth is a ball.
Look into vortex math, and the golden ratio, and you'll understand the inner workings of the universe.
It's okay that you have an IQ of 80, but don't try to bring others down to your level, when you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
If god existed, he'd want you to constantly expand the beautiful mind he gave you, not be a barely sentient dolt that buys every shiny thing it sees.
Good luck on your path of stupidity. God hates you.
Meh
@@tylerforde87 that requires a lot of thinking and the religion doesn't allow that sorry, btw what did u say about shiny stuff?
"im vertically chellanged"
Challenged bro
10:17 "what if you had to pee ?" with staring eyes. That was a magic. :D
I like Joe for this very incongruous form of humor.
Joe needs Eddie Bravo asking him questions in his earpiece
Why Eddie's a dumbass
I wud love to hear that. Lol like the episode of Spongebob with Patrick helping him get his boating license
based on his tripadvisor review of Earth, I don’t expect aliens will be visiting much
"Theres no dotted lines between countries" most underrated point he said
@Missy jenns amputated penis Mmm lol dont know if you serious! But I dont think that's the point he was conveying
The fact that he put in that much effort that he exactly should’ve to prepare to attempt look at earth in the most beautiful way makes me respect him even more. i feel like he had too much of an expectation for it though so that’s why it made the experience way less better than it should have been, i think he should have gone in expecting whatever, and if it was a good experience great! if it was ehh bad then sure that’s completely fine. like with all things don’t overestimate them all the time.
Local Astronaut Claims The Planet Earth is “Kinda Mid, NGL.”
Sounds like sumn youd read in plague haha
Can you imagine if he said "I looked down and expected the Earth to be a circle, but it was square."
Buffalo Titan but did he see just one side?
Seriously lol
Every kid ever: I'm going to be a astronaut when i grow up
This guy: allow me to introduce myself
When I do see pictures of earth I just imagine how quiet it is from space just looking down at this planet with creatures who are destroying their planet, wars, violence...but from where you are in space it’s just total silence and peace
Eddies definitely looking into it as we speak
Hey, excuse me Mr. CIA, while I've got you here, can you maybe stop watching my dreams and putting bugs under my skin? It really distracts me from the quantum computer my dog and I are building.
Oh, and I know what you and the mailman are up too, so if you could please give me my kids back too, that'd be great, thanks.
@@aguy2162 amazing comment
A Guy i can do something’s but you ain’t getting your kids back bro after what we seen on your ring cameras
@@licmysak4130 the fuck is a ring camera?
ua-cam.com/video/NQII-O6Nn2U/v-deo.html
Easy - start from the beginning
FAKE
Damn Joe straight up poop shamed the guy lol
😆
Raphy TheMighty everybody has shit themselves
This is one of my favorite interviews Joe has done. I go back and re watch this one more than any others
My first time watching. Should I watch full?
@@Jaa_morant YES!
" you realize we are all...(trapped)... on the same boat"
If I closed my eyes I'd think Kevin Bacon is talking.
Lmao fr
Mmmmmmm Bacon
Apollo 13 kevin bacon
1:38
*EDDIE BRAVOING INTENSIFIES*
@Cthulhu In the deep Nobody is saying that. What is true though is NASA being a lying corrupt shady branch of the government.
@Cthulhu In the deep Not at all. The earth could be a fucking cube for all we know.
The point to consider though is we are being lied to. Something is going on, and they aren't telling us. There is so much documented evidence out there of NASA's lies and deception that you'd be a moron to believe anything they say.
So many people are used to people saying what they want to hear, that when somebody is brutally honest they try to shit on them for it. This guy is an amazing story teller
"We're all in the same boat" underrated quote.
We're gonna need a bigger boat.
Dude said mehh.
Disrespectful as fuck
Because its BULLSHIT
KeRon Tucker to anyone that appreciates that we live on a miraculous planet that has perfect calibrations for breeding life lol
🤣 great answer ...he said it was cool, but it wasn’t overly majestic like it’s portrayed in media
Nonchalont how could it not be overly majestic just imagine looking down at that glowing blue ball like wtf I can’t even comprehend it would be insane I feel sick on a boat after a while of seeing water imagine floating above the fuxking earth
eddie is screaming on the 405 somewhere now
will LMFAOO
My fav comment so far
What a great guest this guy is so casual he's so in tune Jo you are so great at interviewing and we talked with people like you know exactly what the subject matter is no matter what it is incredible great job Joe fantastic guests
Amazing interview. More astronaut interviews, pretty please !
Uuuummmmm I freaked out when I looked at the moon through a real telescope for the first time and my heart is bearing just thinking of being in a space ship and looking back at earth!!!!!!!!
Ondine Bult What if, when you went to peer through the telescope at the moon, you saw the Earth instead? Twilight Zoned!
RECON 5.7 lmfao what
Ondine Bult if that freaks you out then I bet everything does snowflake
@@Laikalister
Another baby , you tell us baby
I remember the time when I saw Saturn through a real telescope. My heart stops for a second. It was majestic.
Your first time seeing the earth from space and you say meh? Alrighty
He’s crazy
Berlin Lopez no he’s educated and mature
"You shouldn't have to go up into space to realize we're all human and we're all in this together"
🔥🔥
When you say "we're all in this together' do you mean that us in first world countries are in it together with countries that are war torn and or all those people that die escaping them, or all those disease ridden countries and countries going through famine ect?
@@theodddish1846 I recognize that experiences between countries differs wildly, especially those who are victims of systems such as colonialism and imperialism.
However, what I think Reisman was referring to was the fact that we all live on the same planet, are all human, all have some degree of shared experience, and have a responsibility to take care of one another.
This guy must be a legend on Yelp
Joe "The first day that you actually got up there, was that the first time you had ever been in space?" Rogan
Bhahaha.. thank u.. I missed that somehow
They have missions to space that dont go to the space station, or they used to anyway.
Lmfao i caught that. I was like wut?!
You guys understand that you can go to space without going to the space station don't you? Smh.
@@minners71 but can you go to the space station without going to space?
No one:
Garrett Reisman: 😳
😳😳😳😳😳😳😳🤔😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
Die format, die.
@@NCeeJayM if you can't beat them, join them
dude still shocked from seeing the earth from space 😳
Shouldn't it be "Everyone: "?
“Floated up to the window” you don’t here that to often
i like how he sneaks dad jokes in here and there
You know
He was utterly not impressed with the earth from space... that’s hilarious.
Because its BS
I think it's best for them... I would be overwhelmed and not be able to do my job 😆
because the low res cgi xD
@@msmithivh1 edgy
Finally, I felt the same when I first saw Mount Everest or New York city, if you have seen a picture and have a working imagination, you go a long way to having a pretty good grasp of the experience. People love to exagerate the profundidty of photons hitting your eyeball.
"Theres 3 different sizes. Medium, large, and extra large."
Why not - small, medium, large.
Well... because he said small has a slim to none chance of going.
Adam Johnson Apparently the astronauts were all using the large size originally when they weren’t “large.” So they made the sizes bigger pol
This is clearly going over everyone's head 😆
Because America
Did you hear about the short fortune teller that just robbed the bank? Next day headlines were " SMALL MEDIUM at LARGE" so sorry.
Mans said “meh” 💀💀💀
After listening to his explanation, I think it closely resembles my experience visiting the Mona Lisa. I went "meh" in my head when I was standing in front of it for the same reasons. I was probably 25ft away from a surprisingly small and hugely famed piece of art that I can examine in much better detail from my phone. The spectacle for me was that it was present, not that it was spectacular. Like Garrett mentions, my expectations were so high that I became underwhelmed
Visited the Mona Lisa in 2017. I had the EXACT same reaction.
Dude it’s just a painting, not comparable to being in space and seeing the earth beneath you.
Just being in space should be a surreal experience.
1:38 we got hd footage coming down from space now... oh really but all UFO footage caught in space is filmed with a toaster hmm something doesn't add up
Bhaaaaaaahhhh.. oh shit..m thank u sir and may god keep u.. that was funny..
This guy has great comedic timing
“On my first mission is the first time I’ve been in space “ much greater that Neil Armstrong’s quote
The inescapable realization the Earth is round.
When all the comment section wishing Eddie Bravo was there🤔
whats up with this guys pupils. did bro pop a 30mg addy before the podcast
Line of glass
@@RGTtrue syringe full of glass. Thick, syrupy shot.
I assumed cocaine, but adderall is likely it.
@@thesunbehindthesun1574 lol wiild
His pupils look normal but damn he’s straining his eyelids keeping them way open like that
*"A GREAT ASTRONAUT ONCE SAID, MEHH"*
This dude lookin like a mid 40s human version of Darth Maul
This man literally went to space, lived there, came back, and casually talks to Joe Rogan about it....wow.
No Eddie? I smell conspiracy!
Joe probably told Eddie to stay at home lol
@@TakeshixStudios joe is censored now and now hes on here pretending like be believing moon landing and space shit now
This would be Larry David's reaction to seeing the earth from space
😂😂😂
👍
This guy is the coolest genius astronaut rocket scientist ever.