How do you feel after the first few months in orbit?

Frank De Winne is answering a few questions on the ISS submitted by the pupils of Class 7M from the Christian Morgenstern School in Hersching (Germany):

Question:
- Jerome (13): How do you feel in orbit after 2 months?
- Karina (13): How much time do you spend working outside the ISS?
- Tamara: Do you have any real free time in the ISS, and how can you spend this time? How often do you contact your family?
- Antoine (13): Have you ever felt scared in orbit? Has there ever been a moment that you wished to be back on Earth?
- Regina (14): Has anything strange happened on the ISS that none of your colleagues have been able to explain?
- Flavu: Which kind of education and qualification do you need for this kind of work?

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Space
• ISS
• International Space Station
• Space Station
• Columbus
• Astronauts
• Frank De Winne
• European Space Agency
• ESA
• OasISS
• belgian astronaut
• Zero Gravity
• zero g
• gravity

[nimfree]

thanks for these videos, like this even I can get a little bit closer to space. That is nice.

I would be interested in what experiments you are doing, and a view from the new cupola module would be nice, too.

[ThomasARickhoff]

Frank De Winne has to be one of my favorite ESA astronauts! He is truly awesome.

[ValerieJ98]

Press 1 over and over again

[FourCloudKings]

@MrUnknown747 Yea

[MrUnknown747]

dose he live in space?

[AL6S00740]

Hi i have a question how fast can you go in the orbit are their any speed limits? and that type of internet connection you have with earth 10 GBps/100GBps??

[smithbrosproduction]

press 3 over and over funny

[Enatbyte]

Press either 1, 2, or 9 over and over.

[uzumakimounir]

@charlieiscool1000 thats no reporter it just one of the crew up there filming and asking questions

[t53aod]

i wonder why there really up there?

[rodfrost3]

cool pants

[charlieiscool1000]

LOL its almost like a comedy vid had he knocked into the camrea wud have made the vid but how the hell did that reporter get up into space station?