I love how he leaves the mic floating

no gravity - its like watching a magic show

I love how you can just 'let go' of things because you don't have, like, infinite arms. Here on Earth we have to 'put things on the ground or else they have a chance of breaking depending on what you're 'letting go' of.'. But up there in space you can, like, read 8 books at once (as long as they don't go floating off to the toilet room). Man, low gravity would be very useful for some things. And also because we're use to everything falling, seeing very heavy things (eg a PC) float around as it weighs nothing (which it does with low gravity) would be very cool.

its gonna suck when he gets home from space and he keeps dropping things in midair

I can't believe I'm living in a time where I can see a video of someone in real life in space, talking clearly and floating around. Unreal but makes me proud of humanity?

Wow! I love how the food floats inside the bag and how he places it in the air and let's go and they don't fall, it's really unnatural but really cool!!

its literally so funny to watch him like put shit in front of him and it all just slowly floats away like i shouldnt be laughing

lol I'm just amazed by the floating foods I'ts amazing

When you realise that cookies have gotten further in life than you

i'm on a binge and no one can stop me

I really love those videos, congratulations Canadian Space Agency for the excellent job! Greetings from Brazil!

Watching him makes me want to pick stuff up and drop it. :D

I swear to god I don't need to go to university to study space when I can just watch Chris Hadfield videos....

I've come to really enjoy these videos since becoming a subscriber. The information provided by Chris is some of the most insightful and interesting 'space' info that most of us will never get to experience. Thanks CSA and Chris Hadfield!

damn it. This looks so nice. Just letting stuff float and not worrying about them falling on the floor.

haha love how everything just floats :D

its so funny that he just puts the stuff in front of the camera and everything is just floating

No matter what video it is, I'm always entertained by the floating microphone.

It's so cool how he could just let his mic go and it would stay in the same place

i can't understand how anyone can dislike these videos??? they're just so awesome, entertaining & interesting!

I love how he just leaves the mic in front of him and only grabs it to make sure it doesn't float away.

It is. Floating objects is concept so surreal our mind refuses to accept it. That makes it more awesome.

I've always wondered if large masses in weightless environments are dangerous. I mean if you impart a strong enough force onto a 1000lb weight it is going to go at quite a speed due to it's mass and therefore will be hard to slow down and control. I might be wrong though.

KZfaq: this was filmed in saint-hubert Me: uhhhhhh sure

I'm so proud of him :)

It's becoming a thing where when I see a video of things floating, I think its normal

This was his third time in space so yeah, he was a pro by then. But humans adapt quickly. You get used to things staying close to where you put them, and expect things to float away from the air flow and the residual drift when you let go of something casually. After watching astronauts/cosmonauts in the shuttle, MIR and the ISS over the years, I would give anything to spend a few months in space. Who wouldn't?

Canadian chocolate sounds good along with everything else he got to enjoy. Except the smoked fish.

it's so fun to binge watch all these space life videos by chris hadfield!

It ranges between 72 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit depending on which part of it you're talking about.

Is it just me who just started watching these in 2021

There's a little more to it, though. Staying in orbit makes use of centrifugal force. Due to the speed at which the station is moving, the centrifugal force it generates is enough to block the gravitational pull of the earth. Calling it 0g is correct. While there is gravity, it's going both ways and cancelling itself out.

i thought i wasn't actually in space for the first time watching his videos. but then i realised he is :P

I just want to go into space to see what flying is like

I love watching these to see things float

He is gonna drop so many things now that he's back on Earth

that made me laugh so hard, man. thank you.

That's why they don't call it zero gravity, they call it micro gravity! And no matter how far into interstellar space you are, gravity always is acting on you!

It's slightly unsettling watching all this stuff flow around - I can't quite get a mental grip on the fact that this is a human IN SPACE

I would get so mad in space losing everything... "I know i put that here... where did that chocolate bar go? SERIOUSLY!!! WHERE DID IT GO???"

Still more worth it than military defense spending. Learn from Canada and Switzerland.

Canadian chocolate go YEET (1:32) All the food go YEET at 1:48

I just recently came across this channel. Thank you Canadian Space Agency. Watching proudly from Brampton, Ontario!

so cool to see everything float around

i like how all the food got out of hand and flew everwhere

Chris said that our bodys blood moves around differently in space, so the development of the child in the womb, with no gravity, would make the process different in that aspect for sure. The child might not be as strong in muscle or bone development (compared to an Earth "grown" child) so It may be a new "type" of human. As for the conception, well, if you're floating around I bet that would make things much more difficult, and the same for the actual birthing rouge fluids may be an issue.

Imagine opening a nature valley bar In space

Thats because everything you see relative to it is moving at the same speed. Like sitting in the passenger seat of a car going 60 and tossing a candy up and catching it with your mouth, the food seems like its just going up and down but its also going forward at 60mph along with your body, shielded from wind resistance by the car.

The cow that made that jerky could never have known that it would one day be in orbit

i want to go to space so bad, looks really fun :)

they travel at 17 000 MPH, through space, with no friction, and the earth basically applies the same amount of force downward as they apply outward going that fast. and alot of people say they arent experiencing g-forces, infact they are, but they are experiencing them forwards, backwards, upwards, and downwards at the same force in space that they dont feel any, sort of like spinning one of those magnetic tops that hovers.

no matter how old you are, space will bring the child back in you just like in chris and its so fun to see it (:

he probably dropped a lot of stuff on earth, thinking it was gonna float

It’s crazy to me that this is real. God how cool would it be if we lost gravity for some time

This all looks great! What an opportunity to be in space! I'm going to keep watching more of these. They're great!

There is actually about 90% of the normal gravity up there, they are actually falling out moving in a certain direction fast enough so they dont fall and die. If you didnt already know.

This looks so cool, it must be quite a big change from being on Earth, it's very entertaining watching all the objects float around as well :)

just placing stuff in the air and letting go of it never gets old... "I'll just put this down....... anywhere i gawd dang want"

pharynx doesnt squeeze food. The esophagus does.

That is one effortlessly cool dude

I want to go to space to see stuff float around!!!

A giraffe's blood pressure is so high (in order to pump oxygenated blood all the way to its head) that if it didn't have a regulation system for its blood pressure, the vessels in its head would explode if it bent over to drink some water. If you do a HANDSTAND you will feel easily the blood in your head.

I was more worried thinking "hurry up and recover your items before you lose them and they damage the equipment" than paying attention to what he was saying.

actually to say there isnt any gravity where they are would be incorrect. They actually experience about 90% of the same gravity that we feel here on earth. The reason things float around the way they do is because they are constantly free falling, They are falling faster than the earth is rotating so they fall continuously around the earth instead of going straight down.

Thanks for correcting me. =]

thanks for posting these - they're great!!

I watch a guy floating in space and I leave this video thinking: cranberry flavored buffalo jerky?

I was wondering why they sound so nasal and stuffed up in the videos from the ISS. So cool!

You don't need to go to space. Anytime you are in freefall you will get the same feeling. A rollar coaster gives this for a short time. And an airplane in a dive as well.

Search his name on Facebook and Twitter. He has lots of photos there : D

Who cares? Information is meant to be spread. Knowledge isn't limited to only those who watch Vsauce.

These videos mess with my head so badly.

I hope he's not a messy eater. That would make him unpopular... "Hey guys what are these bits floating into my eyes??" "OUCH what the...are those...COOKIE CRUMBS?"

This still boggles my mind. We could ask someone IN SPACE questions live with only a slight delay, if any at all, and yet here in Australia we're only just getting 1GB internet. This world is weird.

Please more more hadfield

Imagine sneezing in there..

Ahaha space must be so cool. I love how the food and the microphone is just floating. I'll give it a couple hundred years before the majority people (that will be alive at the time, obviously) to go into space.

Everytime he releases the food i always think its 3d object. lol

after a while i would fucking lose it when my food runs away

I think I've developed my very first man-crush. I'm so proud to be from the same country as Hadfield.

Maple syrup in a tube! It must be Christmas, because somebody got spoiled!

It's technical name is microgravity. However, as far as I know, Zero Gravity is impossible, because you're always being pulled toward the nearest Celestial Body.

I had read (read / watched / heard somewhere) that Astronauts commonly experience radical taste changes in orbit and that they frequently desire spicy food or crunchy textures. Is this just not true? Here Hadfield says. once his head is done swelling, that food tastes pretty much the same but doesn't particularly address how ones tastes and desires are affected by weightlessness.

I like how the zero gravity holds the micro for him

right? so many movies now it's like seeing this, we assume it's special effect

Since there's not much gravity, the blood goes in any desired direction. It's like when you are upside down and you're face gets red. Or that's just his natural face color

Hadfield, I imagine how many things you'll broke when you got home, knowing how you got used to just let things float in front of you.. :D

*watches the whole video watching the objects float around*

Must be fun cuz in space u wont be able to drop a sandwitch and wipe the floor😂

food floats away and hits self destruct button looololol

Fantastic how adoptable the body is

Does anyone else find his voice calming? He should do asmr.

LOL totally. Even if I know that something is going to float if he lets go of it, when it does it's like WHOA!

yeah it realy feels strange not to see things falling after he stops holding them.

to become part of a very exclusive club that is the astronauts one has to have the balls to take that ride..........i dont know if i could do it.

dude its a what if question, it doesnt matter if its not possible now

I've seen this episode the ants get out and an inanimate carbon rod saves the day

What should you do in a emegency in that space ship?

He should be on Come Dine With Me

you should get a room of a tun of floating stuff then see how fast you can put it all away