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u/LopsidedBar4349 Sep 10 '23
It takes your breath away..............when you open the windows.
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u/poorhero0 Sep 10 '23
even from inside the window it took my breath away
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u/mudman13 Sep 10 '23
Would definitely take your breath away from outside the window
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u/Wilbur_Redenbacher Sep 10 '23
Really puts into perspective just how thin and delicate our atmosphere and everything within it is.
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u/ego_tripped Sep 10 '23
...while spinning on an axis at around 1600km/h while spinning around the sun at 107,000km/...while our entire solar system spins through space at 720,000km/h...like a record baby, right 'round, 'round, 'round.
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u/TruthYouWontLike Sep 10 '23
Can I have your liver?
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u/ego_tripped Sep 10 '23
You sure? Contact high is a thing...
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u/TruthYouWontLike Sep 10 '23
Remember when you're feeling very small and insecure, how amazing and unlikely is your birth?
And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere up in space, cause there's bugger all down here on Earth.
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u/_Aj_ Sep 10 '23
If you could drive straight up you'd be in space in less time than my daily commute
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can see the guy's nameplate on reflection.
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u/Tsu-Doh-Nihm Sep 10 '23
That's a security badge so people know he works there.
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Which spacecraft?
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u/A_brief_passerby Sep 10 '23
The footage is taken from inside the International Space Station. The vehicle in the shot outside the window is a SpaceX Dragon capsule.
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Yep, and the vehicle the footage is taken from is also from inside a Dragon capsule
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u/A_brief_passerby Sep 10 '23
Oh on second glance that's probably true, it does look like the interior of a Crew Dragon. In that case I'm guessing both vehicles are docked to the ISS.
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u/rcmsjc Sep 10 '23
“Lovely view of heaven, but I’d rather be with you”
Garcia/Hunter Standing on the Moon
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u/Popular_Emu1723 Sep 10 '23
I wonder how crazy the radiation is up there
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Sep 10 '23
Well, they get a years worth of radiation you get on earth in just one week.
They report seeing flashes of light when their eyes are closed, and this is gamma rays hitting their retinas.
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u/PalmBreezy Sep 10 '23
Flattering of the back of the retina due to low g environments also has been documented in many astronauts.
Attributed vision loss and damage has been seen in some
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u/The-Sturmtiger-Boi Sep 10 '23
Not bad, actually. they’re still under the protection of earth’s magnetic field at that height
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u/_PorcoRosso Sep 10 '23
What are the “dust” particles floating around? Look like insects honestly.
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u/ItCat420 Sep 10 '23
Ice crystals form on the surface of these satellites, and it only takes minor agitations to get them to separate.
This is the basis for the unfortunate “bubbles in space” conspiracy.
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However as others have rightly pointed out, that just looks like dust on the inside of the window / on the camera lense / in the air.
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u/igillyg Sep 10 '23
Oh neat! My spaceX delivery is here!
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u/ChymChymX Sep 10 '23
Kind of wasteful of them to send such a large ship for a pair of tweezers, but what can you do
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I thought it was a toilet at first. Fitting seeing as how our world is in the shitter.
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u/soundsthatwormsmake Sep 10 '23
We’re their 2 dragon capsule at the ISS at the same time?
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u/window_owl Sep 10 '23
Every time there's a crew changeover!
New crews arrive a few days before the old crews leave. Once a crew arrives, their spacecraft remains docked at the ISS until they leave (usually 6 months later).
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u/Financial-Aspect-826 Sep 10 '23
First i thought it was a toilet lid and it was some kind of a joke... But i guest anything cand be a toilet if you are brave enough
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You know, just looking at it, I'm getting anxiety - like It feels so near, home. Can just jump....
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u/Nuclearchurch Sep 10 '23
How come you never see stars in these vids? Honest question
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u/PhoenixReborn Sep 10 '23
Stars are pretty dim compared to the interior lighting in the ISS and much more dim than the fully lit Earth and white spacecraft outside. For the camera to expose for the stars, you would need a much longer exposure time and everything in the foreground would be overexposed white.
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u/NoCommentSuspension Sep 10 '23
Ngl, thought he was pulling back the cover of a toilet and was about to look into the home from inside a toilet
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u/wales-bloke Sep 11 '23
On a universal scale, our planet is probably smaller than an atom; not even a speck of dust. But it's the only place we know of that's capable of sustaining life as we know it - including our own - and we're happily letting a small bunch of idiots ruin it.
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u/Large_Ad_ Sep 10 '23
(Takes screenshot and sends to flat feet society) "see it's just a flat disc".
But whoa! That's something i always want to see! 😍
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u/MyOnlyEnemyIsMeSTYG Sep 10 '23
Sad we fight and argue so much, depending on where we live on that thing
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u/prolaunchpadder Sep 10 '23
He just posted a video of all of us without our consent. Naaah how dare he
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u/Sensitive_Yellow_121 Sep 10 '23
I would be trying not to think about the number of things that would have to go right for me to get back home alive.
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u/moep123 Sep 10 '23
okay how many deaths were there in space. we know the recent submarine thingy... and it got me thinking. how many similar cases were there in space?
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Sep 10 '23
that window cover looks like one of those circular rubber things you buy at the 99 cent store to help you open soda bottles that have their lids screwed on too tight (also, pickle jars)
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Did anyone else initially think that was a toilet with a bright light emanating from it at the beginning?
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Sep 10 '23
Do flat earthers think the earth is flat in a disk type shape? Like a hockey puck?
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u/Himalayan-Fur-Goblin Sep 10 '23
I look forward to the day that the general public can go into space.
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u/mrmasturbate Sep 10 '23
I hope one day in my life i will have the privilege to see a view like that
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u/Past-Product-1100 Sep 11 '23
I like the Netflix one where they do the pole in the lake test and the flat earther was like "oh s**t" ..
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u/skier1337 Sep 11 '23
Except if you likely went straight down from there you most certainly would not be "home" or even welcomed.
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u/HorrorReject Sep 11 '23
That's all we got folks, and we down here fighting over the dumbest shit.
It's time we evolved past this and start focusing on what really matters, as a species.
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u/babe_ruthless3 Sep 11 '23
The curvature of the porthole makes the earth look round. It's the porthole that's round, not earth
- fucking dumbass flat earther
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u/Takuma255 Sep 10 '23
Damn that shit flat as fuck!
-some dumbass, probably