Europeans on the International Space Station

Twelve astronauts from seven European countries have flown to the ISS between 2001 and 2008, all contributing to the development of the Station.

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• Space
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• International
• Station
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• Node
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• Shuttle
• Soyuz
• universe
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[pekuliare]

Someone knows the track name?

[hatsoff456]

enviable job.

thanks for this ESA

[HatshepsutSheba]

Excellent video Thank you.

[OmmTerra]

Great ESA!

Good Luck Europa in cosmic space!

[kirza94]

viva la ESA !! 

[ernobius]

Nice job, but ESA is capable of more, and we expect that :D

[Dalb75]

Vidéo sympathique et intéressant. Et puis on n'est pas embêté par les paroles ;-).

Mais ce serait intéressant dans les infos d'y ajouter les noms de la poignée de cosmonautes parties à l'ISS. Et si l'ESA nous écoute, de mettre à jour cette vidéo ? Merci !

[zxFighter]

Yeah thats right. Imagine yourself driving on a straight road. You're driving with a constant speed, but if you brake you will feel some enrgy forward. That's because you still have some force ahead. It's the same, when you turn, so if you move in a circle, it will make some kind of reversed gravity that goes outfrom the middle.

[DeltaNC]

Not at present, the only thing you could do to create a gravity-like effect is to spin the craft or module. The centrifugal force will cause objects to "gravitate" to the outer walls of the craft. However there are some complications in doing this, but it is possible.

[Umbrella0021]

people can breath normaly and talk in the ISS right, but can people make something like a gravety chamber inside a sort of capsule in space??, better said, can we manipulate gravity in a certain area?