Expedition 25 Launches to International Space Station

[TheRunescapeBot2010]

girl sounds hot

[ffrgtm]

In soviet russia, vibration experiences you.

[billcrawford1970]

The opening frames look like Button Moon ...

[RockSlaveBH]

Is there no much vibration inside the Soyuz?

The footage taken from inside the space shuttle, for instance, show a lot of vibration.

[myfavoritejuice]

1:54 siempre estoy al acecho de ese tipo de cosas 

[onlygaleo]

@myfavoritejuice ....que cosas ??

[myfavoritejuice]

@onlygaleo Solo unos pocos lo podemos ver.

[mYOzZyKaT]

that looked really scientific with the stick and turning of the knobs....

do not close the valve...we already closed it....oh never mind...LOL..

Oh boy that looked like something from a really bad 1970's space movie..

[pokerhandof5jokers]

interkosmos-usa costs $ 50 million a ticket for each american astronaut ride up to the space station...falcon-9 rocket with dragon /orion capsule will not be manrated until what date? / @ milwaukee

[AlexanderLee1]

haha, "We already closed it!" He sounded kind of ticked off.

[meazouz]

Have a great flight .. Come back safe

[ugs18]

so whats the difference between using rockets and space shuttles? i mean the Russians always been using rockets to get into space right?

[Dragonlor140]

@ugs18 The Russians built one space shuttle and a second wasn't finished because of the fall of the Soviet-Union. It only made one flight though, because it was later destroyed in a collapse of the hangar it was placed in.

For the rest they have always been using rockets indeed. The biggest difference between the Spaceshuttle and a rocket is the amount of cargo it can carry. Shuttles are always used to carry large amounts of weight. Rockets rather carry people and small amounts of weight.

[toocoolforu]

@Dragonlor140 @ugs18

They made space shuttles because they wanted something theorically reusable. We all know it's not really the case. The sturn V rocket could carry more than space shuttles.

[kirza94]

@ugs18 they've used the Buran Space shuttle ( russian built) but it wasnt used alot

[hippyhoward]

good luck guys have a safe trip :)

[BuschTukkerMan]

Great video Nasa!

[selearemus]

universal stick lol

[melindastrassekonig]

Good luck to all the Soyuz crew

[simplyguys]

Poor Quality and FREEZE !

[AntiMusick]

is it really cheaper to outsource our astronauts to Russia to be launched in to orbit?

[HordeFTL]

@AntiMusick When I was watching it live I felt sorry for the one NASA Astronaut, everyone was talking russian around him and he seemed kinda lost

[nickyp28]

@HordeFTL To be an Astronaut these days, you do need to be able to speak a good level of Russian. Same goes for Cosmonauts on Space Shuttle Launches, where everyone round them is speaking English :P

[HordeFTL]

@nickyp28 Ah I See, I guess there on the ISS with russians for months on end so it would be hard to get by not knowing what everyone is saying

[nickyp28]

@AntiMusick For now, yes. The USA won't have anything to launch Astros on for a good 6-8 years once the Space Shuttle fleet is retired next year.

[knytebyte]

And i think Im floating in the most peculiar way,

and the stars look very different today!

[Aiden057]

Good luck to Soyuz Commander Alexander Kaleri and crew.

[yermo258]

wao awesome i like this :)

[GrayFox2k8]

very well done!

[Bluenoser613]

I still laugh every time I see them flying their ship with a stick.

[MonsterLopes]

@Bluenoser613 LMAO With all our supposed technology, we're still using good ol' sticks. Now that's twig technology at its finest!

[artemkras]

@Bluenoser613

Now I know what they call a Joy Stick!