NASA Spinning

[SeanWheeler100]

What do they call that room?

[TheGlasnost1]

I love this spectacular human invention!! I'm dying to go on that.

[MrNicof909]

its impossible to get sick or dizzy off of one of these cause you dont pass by the same point within a certain amount of time

[Wiljami10]

:DD I WANNA TRYYY!!!

[WasGehtApp]

i was on that thing too....its funny :D

[roflasians]

you know what this reminds me of?

THERE'S NOTHING ELSE I CAN SAY EH EH EH EH

Lady GaGa orbit

[J4M3SPR]

@roflasians fk you

[youztuber5000]

I feel sick just watching this video.

[FireFlamesrocks]

dizzzzyyyyyy...............uuu­gghhhhhh

[1982FMJ]

it would be cool if the user could control the movment whilst sat in the ride

[macmotocrosse96]

its cape canaveral florida, not cape kennedy :P

[vinylevel]

wow , I want to ride it ! :D

[dacosome]

Um. I blew out my vestibular ocular reflex on this thing. Everytime I tried to move my head, eyes or body for the next hour I puked. Life at 1 Garn.

No lasting damage, but it messed me up pretty good. Space camp more than 10 years ago.

[Addalucija]

you blew up what?something in the eye i prosume?

[AmeriCanadian14]

actually in your ears. its when the little "hairs" in your ears that detect noise become detached and free-float in the fluids inside your ear makeing your sense of balance disfunctional, to make it simple. it can last for years.

[HOSSELDORFINTOGER]

no you wont puke..

i went on one about 3 days ago and because

you spin every direction possible you dont get dizzy.

when you keep going on and on one direction

thats how you get dizzy.. but it was SUPER fun

[GravityUpsideDown]

so there is no way you can get sick

[mel10101]

There's gonna be one of these at a party I'm going to in about 2 hours. =D I don't think I'm gonna go on it because I'll probably throw up. =Q

[FuturePilotGrrrl]

wait what is this training for?

[hellcat94116]

Back in the Mercury days, they'd spin you around like this but there was a control stick and you'd have to regain "level" flight.

[FuturePilotGrrrl]

kayy

[ruudparklimy]

oh so it's basically training the pilot's ability to regain flight controls in the event of disorientation?

[backstrokebaby]

DId you puke

[fayik123]

is it an electronic version. THey had one in flambards england back in 1990

[djlolypop]

he can die like that if he gos faster

[titandown]

he can die like that if they never take him off

[betarock12]

No, you do not feel weightless, you are just spinning really fast. If you close your eyes, it connects with the ear wax gland and you get your sense of direction. Therefore you will ... upchuck. I went to Huntsville, AL Space Camp. It was very fun!

[funnyjani]

so did i haha my couselor mark, he went how are you feeling and u know what i answered?

" its like ridding in the car with my mom!"

everyone started laughing :P

haha that simulator is awsome! we wanted to go like over and over again...

[mynameisearl22Wii]

that was sooo fun i went 2005

[lucaspimentel]

it's no longer used as part of astronaut training at NASA. it was used back in the capsule days (mercury, gemini, maybe apollo) to simulate what happens when you lose control of capsule rotation.

[runescapecat454]

is that supposed to make you feel in a weightless enviroment?

[funnyjani]

no it shows you how it feels like when you are in space and your capsule spins out of control

[Zak424]

that looks like sooo much fun!