International Space Station Live space walk

Water tank or cg .
The Earth is flat.

anyone notice the two pairs of weird lights above the earth when ever the earth is shown in the background?

Where's all the "ISS is fake" people?

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Whats with that cooper wire hanged by the tool box , saw one before at his belt?

yeah im pretty sure if this was all real, you should prolly be wearing a hair net, or simply have your head shaved while in 0 gravity. Hair would probably clog the instruments

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Is anyone else seeing lots of bubbles in the 'space'?

Most beautiful thing in orbit I've ever seen. Hope the spacewalk goes off safely.

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Watch the wires catching the guy's shirt when he leans forward.. start at 1:10

This pretty much sealed the deal for me. But there's lots of other evidence.

NASA is using a combination of footage shot in a zero-G high altitude plane for the more acrobatic maneuvers, and then longer sessions with wires and harnesses (edited out in post-process)

Yep, it's a nice looking unmanned drone/satellite. I doubt people are ever living in it.

You're an idiot. You can see them floating, hair and all, for WAY more than a zero-g plane could do. I've seen the station in orbit myself, I've seen spacecraft coming and going from the station myself.

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Wrong.

uh oh, struck a nerve.

Did you even read what I said? I said the longer video sessions are done with wires and harnesses, not zero-G. You can see them pulling up the guy's shirt in that video at 1:10

Wires and harnesses cannot make long hair float for several minutes at a time. It cannot recreate the zero g we see in the video routinely seen on NASA tv.

Floating hair, you mean the ridiculous solid-looking hairstyle perms?

Yea they show zero-G clips but they're usually very short.. any unbroken video of sustained acrobatics never last more than a minute or so.. and sometimes you can see starts and stops of zero-G, where suddenly there is turbulence that suddenly pulls objects in a forceful way as the plane is hitting apex of zero-G. It's all exposed in that video... Pretty obvious when it's pointed out.

Not solid looking at all. Floating, but not solid. And no, if you actually watch NASA TV you'll see very prolonged shots. You're ignorant so you only watch the highlight reels with short clips. Suni Williams had some very good prolonged shots when she was station commander.

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okay, astro

specifically at minute 1:30

how do you explain the back of the guy's shirt being pulled up in a manner that is exactly consistent with suspension of wires?

Can't wait to hear your explanation.


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Then why don't you post one?

Astronaut is connecting wires and in the background some weird glowing things appear and guess what, blue screen and back to mission control... rofl just a coincidence, right? 5min ago.

give me a break... this first lady's perm is so obvious it's a joke... you're going to sit there with a straight face and tell people this is hair naturally floating in zero-G ?


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I noticed something like this about a half hour ago. something wrong with the guys glove, and then all of a sudden nothing but a blue screen for about 2 secs, then mission control and stayed there for a good boring ten minutes or so

Yes it is. Now instead of watching 3 minute clips posted by psychopaths on youtube who come on my channel and attack me for tracking ISS, explain how this was filmed; that's too long to be a zero g plane, there's no pullout, just a smooth shot with floating hair (and floating necklace) much finer than the above cherry picked example.

That ain't no perm.

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Space walks are really dangerous there is a lot of junk up there some are really small but travelling at high velocity it is one of the biggest dangers.

why the stars in the background dim then start lighten again?

Danger in drowning?

still waiting for your explanation, astro

I don't see stars, and wouldn't really expect to with exposures set this fast to properly expose lit objects like ISS and the astronauts. Even when they're on the night side their headlamps provide illumination and the cameras are set accordingly.

It's not a harness, he's raising his arm and it's lifting up his shirt as a result. Really? This is the best you can do? Wow.

more like upper atmosphere walk