Life In Space: Living On The ISS

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Mission OasISS: Life in Space - Living on the ISS ... everyday life onboard ISS.

ESA astronaut Frank De Winne shows how the astronauts living on the International Space Station start their day in space, how and what they eat and drink in space, and how the astronauts exercise in space.

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Frank De Winne became the first European commander of the International Space Station in October 2009 with the departure of Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka who had filled this role since April. De Winne is the first non-American and non-Russian to take on this role.

http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMI761OWUF_Life_0.html

"OasISS" refers to many aspects of the International Space Station as well as to human exploration, ranging from the exploration of deserts on Earth by European explorers, to the deserts we will find on other planets, where humankind might be able set up an oasis and provide a permanent human outpost to live on that planet.

The ISS itself can be considered an oasis in space for its astronauts and cosmonauts, whilst Earth is often referred to as the Blue Planet and represents an oasis for humankind in the Universe.

The name also refers to the challenge to find an oasis, where human exploration is a challenge in itself.

OasISS also ties in with De Winne's role as a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF Belgium. In support of the UNICEF 2009 WASH campaign dedicated to water, sanitation and hygiene, several events will be implemented during his flight to draw public attention to the availability and cleanliness of water which is critically important for human life.

As Frank De Winne himself stated, "Water is a scarce resource on board the ISS; responsible use and recycling in space can help develop efficient water processing applications for Earth, which are particularly important for the developing countries".

http://www.esa.int/esaMI/OasISS_Mission/SEM75EANJTF_0.html
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[Nogger86Germany]

There is not much happening in the video... but the guy is sympathic and its sooo interesting anyway.

[mehmetursan]

if you give birth to a baby in space, which nationality will the baby posses

[EST1LL]

@mehmetursan Alien



[MrShippopi]

@trevor410935

[rolftehezomg]

They say they dont have much water. Would it be possible to have a extremeley long hose leading to the space station and that would help?

[trevor410935]

wouldnt the earths gravity have some affect...or no ???

[schok51]

@MrNike6081 With spacesuits?There are oxygen canisters on spacesuits.Why wouldn't they use them?

[MrPromiscuousBlisc]

@mehmetursan

Nationality: Low Geosynchronous Orbit.

[peejay1954]

The ISS is not 225000 miles above the Earth, The moon is about 250000 miles away. Thios wouls mean the ISS is closer to the moon than the Earth. IT IS NOT !!! The ISS is in low earth orbit. I wish these so called experts creating this video would get their facts straight and not mislead simpletons with these moronic statements

[XMattx0x]

@mehmetursan Or maybe wherever you touchdown on first. if you give birth to the child in space and land in russia maybe the child would be counted as a russian.

[AVAjk1592]

@mehmetursan that is a stupid quetsion sikenaw but it really is

[PockyWord]

@mehmetursan spacetopia...