Crew Launches to ISS

[thanawat23]

ufo ??? (2:27-2:36)

[Sweetheart12922]

NASA Tv commentators always do an amazing job.

[MrRoland1965]

yeees-- questo video é eccezionale . . .un UFO spetaccolare , é ovio che siamo osservati da extraterrestri, ma e cosi da quando cominciata la vita su nostra terra. mica siamo soli in questo meraviglioso cosmo. viva la federazione galattica. la pace sia con tutta la umanita

[ellysvin]

EHI --- WHATCH THE BIG  UFO

EHI NASA WHAT'S THIS OBJECT?

STOP COVER-UP

PEOPLE WAKE UP

[MultiErrante]

1:40 ufooooo 2:30 Big Ufo.....

[MrLewooz]

50 years ago Gagarin!!!

Russia was the first to land a rover on the moon , the first to land a probe on Venus the first to bring pictures and samples back from the moon...

Soyuz is the most reliable launcher ever. USA does cool stuff but CCCCP they innovated more at the time!!!

[Grillzor]

Not a lot of room!

[pipkin1973]

Amazing stuff. The toy dog tickled me lol.

[olegen77]

God Bless!!!...Поехали!!!!!

[musefreek]

where do they go to pee and poo during the two days it takes to get to the ISS?

[putved]

@musefreek They have orbital module overhead, comfortable enough, for two days at least

[kmg501]

It's interesting how long it takes to get in a synchronous orbit with the ISS.

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[cosminx2003]

why do russians use kazakhstan's teritory for launches and landings?

[kablamo9999]

@cosminx2003 Baikonur was the main space port for the Soviet Union, when it broke up Russia still wanted to use it so I think they're leasing it from Kazakhstan now, if I'm not mistaken.

[KeeperNod]

@cosminx2003 Because Vostochny Cosmodrome are under construction, and is expected to be completed by 2018.

[thebearisoverhere]

"A series of explosions, followed by a car crash".

[selearemus]

why do they always launch at night?

[melindastrassekonig]

Good luck and Godspeed Expedition 27

[hackneysaregreat]

No better way to start my day then to watch a launch like this!

Enjoy your time up there!!

[TheFutureIsRightHere]

That's by far the most spectacular Soyuz launch I have ever seen!

[Romano164]

Do Soyuz always launch at night or has that just been the last few launches? Looking forward to the docking!

[v12tommy]

They don't use as many cool camera angles as NASA does.

[Makrozon]

@v12tommy Well, Russia usually doesn't show off as much as USA does :) But yea, I want some cameras on the rocket next time they launch.

[LiKEdesignz]

@Maryanchyk I understand but that's only the beginning. Soon you will be watching the faces of the men/women who will be venturing past the moon and heading to mars. Then eventually stepping on mars, and creating permanent colonists there. Then you will be excited. Because both of us will be alive to see that day, it isn't too far from now. And humans won't stop there. There will be humans colonizing other planets around other stars. Space brings a lot of excitement to people. Nasa is great

[AlexandruUrsachi]

@LiKEdesignz

Sir, your comment made my day :)

[LiKEdesignz]

@AlexandruUrsachi lol ur welcome

[drsjohnny]

so what are they taking up to the station now anyway?

[v12tommy]

@drsjohnny People. The Soyuz is tiny.

[420darklotus]

In Soviet Russa, you don't launch rocket, rocket launch you.

[SziaPocak]

@420darklotus Oh look, another "in Soviet Russia" joke. They never get old.

[syafsanai]

Safe journey!

[andrewc247]

godspeed expedition 27!!

[luckystrke]

I thought it was burning up the whole time.

[MrKillJoy200]

Good job Nasa