They also lost a space suit. probably the most costly single item

The dinosaurs became extinct because they didn't have a space program. - Larry Niven

We don't spend nearly enough on space exploration. I think the ESA and NASA should spend a total of 1 trillion, that might be enough.

More money! I wanna base on Mars before the next century!

Make a video on how plants get messed up in space

Spend more on nasa less on defence

If you're into sportz and pop culture: we shouldn't invest more. If you're into the longevity of human existence and the understanding of some of the most important aspects of life and our existence: we should invest more.

We spend more $ on air conditioning in the middle east conflicts than on the space program... yes we need more funding.

There's cute little mice experiments that are destroyed by SpaceX.

Putting more money into space exploration, either through private or government means, will expand human knowledge of the universe. This knowledge can then be taken back to advance the human race in many ways.

how long can the isis survive without new supplies, many many years.

Don't think i was the only one who read ISIS before looking at the thumbnail

It is quite sad how far NASA has fallen they cant even afford to fly their own missions anymore. We give more funding to countries in the Middle East that hate us than we do to NASA. Neil Armstrong would be sad.

We need to double the budget for space exploration especially if we want to get to mars before 2175 or some ridiculous date like that.

Forget ISS! Where the hell does this guy get his awesome shirts?!

"...Microsoft hololenses" They were sending those into space?! holy shit that sounds amazing

We must push on. As Stephen Hawking once said...our Earth will only remain habitable for another 1,000 years or so before we must move on.

Dominos say they deliver anywhere, but will they deliver to orbit lol

Space exploration is the most important thing for humanity to undertake - that's why I am about to attend Florida Tech so I can work at SpaceX. Technology developed for this field creates new fields and more benefits for the average person.

I don't remember anything I just watched... I couldn't stop staring at his shirt.

more money on space exploration and less money on things with no purpose or point like football and Olympics.

when Patrick finds out an asteroid is about to hit earth, LETS JUST TAKE EARTH AND PUSH IT SOMEWHERE ELTS

Do you just said a ROAD TRIP😂

How does menstruation work in space? If there is no gravity, does the blood not flow out? can this be harmful or lead do disease?

"Methane vented into space" ISS farts!

All those things sure sounded important.

"showers" - i lol'd

".. for showers" WHAT? How do you shower in space?

The helmet in the thumbnail isn't a space helmet, it's a 1960's helmet of a Mig-21 pilot.

We need more space stuff. Big innovations in science and technology come from trying to conquer massive challenges. Going to space is an enormous undertaking and doing so we have leaped forward as a species. We need the space program. I need the space program. Conquering space is probably the biggest and toughest challenge humans are doing (besides trying to fix the problems we have caused on this planet) and I hope we are able to rise to the challenge.

Wow what a question in the end 😂 lol??

For the potential long term survival of our species and the incredible amounts of resources that space technology can offer, it is one of the best long term investments humanity can make in my opinion.

This comment might be a little late but the message is still clear and valid. No progress in human technology is ever a waste.

They've got their shit together up there on ISS, recycling water and oxygen like that. It's amazing the things they have proven what humanity is capable of out in space. I always look up at the ISS on a clear night, our Light of Earth shining brighter than all the other objects, apart from the moon sometimes.

Hi DNews. I have a question I was hoping you could answer. How long could Astronauts on the ISS survive without support from the ground?

Lmao I knew all about the station resource recycling because I play Kerbal Space Program with TAC life support mods

many technological advancements in our daily life can be directly related to the experiments by nasa and collaborations ....space programme is completely worth it in the long run for the entire human race

are they able to use the vented methane for station keeping?

Exploding below LEO seems a running gag this times...

how much emmisions does each rocket put into are attmosphere compaired to cars and other things.

i didn't heard what you said because i was wondering from where did you get that awesome t shirt of

They launched 3 rockets and all 3 crashed..

Happy July!

Yes

Some of your thumbnails are too funny.

Looks like someone got sunburned.

Trace always wears awesome T-Shirts! I want them lol

Trace looks do sunburnt he looks like his whole body was slapped

Taxes should go to space exploration. I love space

Yes , Yes we should keep going to space .

What experiments go on in the iss that can't be done here? That would be an interesting video/ answer.

Just place an order with amazon. Couple of days max , So cal is crowded but you can still get whatever you need .

I think they should have more buffer. A couple of months instead of a couple of years is not a very long time to rebuild systems if something is wrong. It might need time to innovate, build and test and that is not done within a monthly timeframe.

Hey, Where did you get that bad ass shirt?!!!

totally more money......the budget cuts every single time is starting to show :P

How do you Vent stuff into space? How do you make an air tight vent?

Hell yes we should invest more into space development. In the grander scope of things it is one of the few things that really do matter in the long run - ie. survival of the human race. Interstellar colonization is far out of our grasp for now and might turn out to not even be possible - but if we can at least spread out to a few places in this solar system then we will have 5 billion years to work on that problem before the sun goes kaputt - and we are certainly capable of accomplishing that right now if we just invested ourselves towards that goal. If the space race had continued unabated we would no doubt have colonized mars already by now. If we remain isolated here on earth though it is nearly inevitable that we will meet our end much earlier - and that end could come unexpectedly enough that we can't depend on our ability to just react to it and launch the lifeboats when the ship is already sinking so to speak...

I know this seems like a boring topic but how do you do laundry in space?

NASA should get a blank check every year, allowed to spend as much as they want as long as they produce results.

Why can’t they just scrub the co2 without having to add supplemental o2 from water?

Just getting water and oxygen to the ISS will be the biggest problem The supply rockets cannot take the payload to supply them a couple of months. A sub has to use it's snorkel or surface for oxygen and I don't think the ISS can do that! One person uses approx 550 litre of oxygen and 4 litre of water, work out the weight of that one for a couple of months!!

I do think more money should be put in space research as it's pretty obvious that we'll destroy our planet soon.

Wow that's actually a nice recycling system

1:59 "And then the methane is just vented into space" Why trow away precious fuel if you can use it to deorbit a supply craft? Every kilogram is worth a lot when you are launching rockets, so every gram of fuel for deorbiting you do not have to launch up is totally worth it.

I think we should put much more money in to it, one it will get safer to do the more we do it, 2 there is so much money that could be made, 3 it is the next big step for us

Why not use the methane for power generation?

I have a suggestion, make a video about the United Nations Millenium Goals, and how far are we to acomplish them.

thanks for using meter.

I think with any debt comes certain a certain responsibility. The people who have the abilities to opperate evaluate and commentate missions, should hold to to their own preference, while getting the task they have. We just need to give them more tasks. This is me saying that I would commission tasks outside the planet of Earth, other than science related. I want more things done in space. There is always explosions, much like there are car crashes. We need to put more effort in the space situation. Thank you. -JDB

Less on war and more on space exploration please...

Gosh, I like your t-shirt xD

Now we landed rockets and Elon musk sent his Tesla roadster into FUCKING SPACE!!

Maybe if The US spent 50 billion less on defence and instead that on NASA, ALOT more would get done

Someone got this sun this weekend. ;-)

My god! You are sun burnt! I'm worse though. XD

Nasa needs to open there own patreon.

do marijuana laws apply in space, i want to go up there but can i bring my bong up there

All these systems would need an incredible amount of wear parts and a team constantly replacing them in the harsh environment of space. It would take thousands of o-rings, seals, electrical motors, and other supplies needed for systems that would eventually fail especially after years.

More money!! I want to have humans on mars before i die

R&D alot of R&D. If there is anything that can be said of space flight even flight in general as it currently works we can only push the boundaries (e.g. fly into space, go super sonic, carry massive loads into the air much less space etc.) if we use massive quantities of full that we can't renew (at least not very easily as of yet) that generally create poisons that are spread into the atmosphere (whether or not you believe in global warning you ain't going to want to breath the gasses out the tail end of a rocket or jet engine). We need two particular things. One a propulsion means capable of operating effectively in anything from space to molasses for all intensive purposes that doesn't depend on massive quantities of fuel rockets need and that is far more efficient. Secondly we need a far more efficient power source, something like the arc reactor in Iron Man. Our current tech at best will allow use to explore but will not allow us (and by us I mean the vast majority of the human race not just trained astronauts and playboy billionaires) to travel into space and not very far at that. If we fail to manage this then, we as a race are doomed to die on this planet or die with it in the long run (admittedly a several billion year longer run but still).

how many miles did they put on that car they sent up there sight seeing

Ouch sunburn!

0:00 - 0:04 drugs

Always put a link to the video your promoting in the disc description! I can't click the video screen to watch the vid! Also more money for space!

Showers? In Space? Did I miss something?

The reason for all of these failures is BECAUSE of the lack of funds, if these programs had more money, they'd be able to use newer, more reliable tech. There's a reason why private companies are in the space race now, it has potential, they can see that because as a company, they need to think ahead, they need to keep doing things that have the potential to help tech down here, much like NASA did for so long. The government is stubborn though.. They want to use the money for pointless things like advanced military weapons, they need to stop thinking short term, we are killing this planet and the very people that are cutting budgets for space exploration won't even look at that simple fact, they are killing this planet, and someday, if we don't fix our selves faster than we are trying right now, we will need a new world to call home, but that will never happen with short sighted politicians who only care about oil and money rather than exploration, survival, and taking care of our only home. This is why we need these companies, and I know that you'll say "corporations are just as corrupt." This may be true, but at least they're thinking about the far future of all of us, yeah, maybe they're fueled by money as well, but that's the only way they'll be able to do these things. This is how exploration has worked for a very long time, think about the colonization of Canada and America, it was always trading companies bringing people useful over, not the government, rarely the government. We need more money for space exploration, and the only way that's going to happen right now is through private companies.

Wait, what did you say happened to the keg of ice cream, why not just send up another?

Vodka that's whats in the resupply missions.

9th viewer, didn't even notice until the video ended

How much does coast for one-up -here? Is it hot up there?- I mean sometimes I see them with T-shirts and short pants. Thanks, ISS

Put more money on SpaceX contracts they have had the best results so far.

We need to get into space and colonise it as soon as possible in my opinion. All of our eggs are in one basket and that basket getting pretty frayed right now.

We need to fund space so much more!!!

We are a race that came from building a wooden plane that could only sustain minutes of flight to landing a rover on Mars and a probe to explore beyond solar system. I think we are seriously lagging in coming up with new, efficient and cost effective propulsion systems for space and interplanetary missions. These rockets are never going to be safe or affordable for regular space missions.

Damn I wish the best to space x.

This video doesn't answer the question posed in the title at all. It's just a bunch of random details about recycling and launches. A couple of people did try to answer the question here: space.stackexchange.com/questions/2014/whats-the-maximum-amount-of-time-the-iss-can-go-between-resupply-runs

Of course we should continue to fund space flight. Seeing how easy it was to land men on the Moon during the years around 1970, we should be able to send men to the Moon next year, if the funding were available. And space travel beyond low Earth orbit is possible…

Why don't we use that water filtration system to filter seawater to fight against drought?

What happened to that plane-space shuttle hybrid that allowed regular travel from space to earth?

What would happen if all Astronauts have to leave the ISS due to no way of getting new Astronauts to the ISS? Does the ISS have to have occupancy to stay where it is or can they control it from the ground? If they cant how long before it loses control would it lose control and how long until it burned up in the atmosphere and does it have a self destruct option?