The First Thing Captain Scott Kelly Did On Earth After 340 Days In Orbit
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2017
- Captain Scott Kelly, astronaut and record-holder for most consecutive days spent in space by an America, reveals what his first stop was upon landing back on Earth.
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These are the kind of people that should be on talkshows. Not useless celebrities talking about nothing.
😁
Pretty down to earth for a guy that's spent so much time off of earth.
@Dr. Phil's creampie lounge r/woosh
@trueman mann You're pathetic.
@Dr. Phil's creampie lounge Its a show business of course its weird when once in a while you have a guest from the real world .
He also came "down to earth" from the space station. BOOM *MIND EXPLODES*
@Dr. Phil's creampie lounge i agree but more often its not gonna be the case .
he was so confused when stephen asked about his socks
Nah just a dry wit
No, you're confused about him making an obvious joke.
@@doodletownpipers he did say he might have ADD. As someone with ADD I can tell you that's the exact thing someone with ADD would do. I'm pretty sure he just didn't get what steven was referring to.
"........these r my socks" haha dudes a legend
Very Nice I highly doubt he has ADD. I mean no offence when I say this, but you REALLY need full concentration and intense focus when being an astronaut.
What a great guest; witty, humble, real and (pardon the pun) down to earth. You rock, Scott Kelly!!
what are you talking about, he was the most boring and awkward guest i have ever seen on late night
not really, not very talkative
He actually was very talkative for the show, if you watch how he was during interviews on the iss you can see that he isn't really the kind of guy to make jokes or like talking.
He really is down to earth ironically.
Oh we could tell from this interview that he isn't a funny or outgoing guy
jesus christ you guys are either shut-ins or underage.
I didn't know that astronauts could see cosmic radiation flashes with their eyes closed! That's... awesome and kinda terrifying.
That's what I thought.
Buzz Aldrin reported it on Apollo 11
you can see it on earth too sometimes
@@jakublesko4847 russian?
Mostly terrifying
The awkwardness of this interview was great,genuinely funny.
Mahmud Balazi Kelly was making it really awkward w his tone n body language 😒🤷🏼♂️
Lol I was thinking... I wonder if they will have him back on the show after that? Still liked it. But kinda meh interview.
Scott is really chilled and Steven is hyper that's all. Scott can talk for hours but didn't get much time.
hes lying u can tell by hid demenior
You can tell from the Netflix series that he's a bit disconnected as a person, it's not just here and that's fine.
I've never thought about the whole level of comfort thing, that sounds like hell tbh.
socrappyicoulddie Imagine trying to sleep while it feels like you're falling. That.
Not being able to swim in water... that I would miss... and yea..not being able to lie DOWN. No gravity would be weird.
On the Big Bang Theory Howard asks Bernadette to drop a pencil ... just so he can watch it fall.
We take so much for granted.
It doesn't feel like your falling any more than it feels like your falling in an elevator. If everything around you is falling at the same speed, you don't notice or feel it. The sensation of falling is a combination of the fluid in your ears being adjusted by gravity pulling on it and the feeling of the air you move through. So if you and the air around you are moving together at the same speed, and there is no gravity to mess with the fluid in your ears, you won't be sensing a fall.
Actually the station is in constant freefall, so although the air won't be rushing past you, you will be in zero G which is free-falling. It affects all the fluids in your body, including your blood, and your organs and such. It would still feel weird.
Newton's laws of motion. They are still tethered to the station btw
Awesome how without batting a eye he knew what part of the earth he was looking at, and immediately complimented it
Maybe he even took the photograph.
@all around When you complete 10 or so orbits in your awake hours, you probably become very familiar with how the world looks....
@@notafanboy250 not only that but considering he took the photo himself it'd be pretty easy to recall I'd imagine.
He's a genius
In his book, he describes that the Bahamas are the most beatiful spot of earth to see from space. So he probably picked the photo and certainly took it as well.
I’m glad he said that about school and having a difficult time paying attention in class but now he’s this smart and amazing guy and he’s just hanging out in space.
This man will inspire countless future space explorers.
ungratefulmetalpansy they explore space but also the conditions of our selves and other life. what we're restricted to, where we can survive and how. how materials behave with or without grativy. what effect an atmosphere has on materials etc.
Exploring space is very much also learning about us and our world.
@ungratefulmetalpansy you disgust me
@ungratefulmetalpansy You couldn't even climb into a cockpit yourself, much less understand any BASIC functions of a rocket or onboard a space station you imbecile
@ungratefulmetalpansy oh so you are saying that space doesn't exist? LOL. have you ever looked through a telescope? what about the International Space Station? are you also gonna call that "fake" too? you are hilarious. I've seen the ISS more than 20 times in my life on certain clear nights, with a cheap pair of binoculaurs.
keep living in the denial of reality. you'll get nowhere if you continue this way.
@ungratefulmetalpansy my point is, you can all everything fake all you want. but with all due respet, you can't prove yourself. you can't prove that any of this is "faked". but we have everything to prove that all of this is real, and whatever else that was presented in this video will eventually happen overtime. NASA is real, the ISS is real, probes have been sent to space, the moon landings are real, and astronauts are up there. we don't just believe this; and fortunately, we have everything to prove. you don't.
spending 340 days in space without being insane....woow....just woow....this guy is amazing!
Lost some marbles, for sure!! :))
THIS IS THE CONTENT I SIGNED UP FOR. I can’t believe I’d have CZcams for years and this is my first current astronaut interview. I’m ECSTATIC.
Astronaughts are truly the pinnacle of physical and mental stability. Truly one of the highest classes of people that mankind has to offer.
Sorry to catch for your spelling astronauts. If we invested more in nasa like 2 percent of USA federal budget many more and many more type of people could go there instead of the few who do.
guthax30 Artfully Spoken
@@jonny777bike So true! However, with the recent successes of SpaceX and other private rocket firms, I see an increase in Space exploration in our near future that will rival what we did in the 50's and 60's. Go Space and Go Science!
agreed but they aren't simply born and 'offered' to us in that way, they are built into that through a lifetime of training, anyone can do it!
Let's not forget the rocket scientists either, really smart people. ;)
Kelly should have received a loud and long ovation. he`s an incredible man.
Thomas Luczak I agree!
He did, at the start though
he did, the audio engineers just dimmed it down so you could hear colbert speaking
It's sad when a record breaking astronaut gets less views than Dr. Fucking Phil
PaleGhost69 I’m not a big Dr. Phil fan myself. Actually I’m not a fan of his at all!
exactly my thought
But Dr Phil has a degree in Bullshitology.
It's because this guy is boring as fuck. Dr. Phil is a famous celebrity because people can actually enjoy watching him without falling asleep
PaleGhost69 Dr. Fucking Phil has a PhD, if anything let’s talk about the Kardashians.
Russians (astronauts) don't smell any worse than others.... So much wisdom packed into that single line.A wise guy indeed.
American perception of russian cosmonauts is compleatly based on the movie Armageddon
I have read (or probably heard from an interview) that on the space station, they don't "hang out" together. Separate areas.
Just a western media host used to demonizing Russians for his audience, he expected the astronaut to bash Russians.Unfortunately for the host he isn't talking to some scummy politician or "celebrity" but an actual intellectual who won't make fun of or talk shit about his own colleagues only because they wear a different flag on their space suit.
@@lorrie2878 I'm sure some expedition crews hang out more than others, but from what I've seen over the last decade, the cosmonauts & astronauts have great relationships. They often eat dinner together. They watched the Olympics together in 2016 & cheered for the other country's teams.
@@lorrie2878 bruh there is not enough space to segregate sections to specific individuals, once on the ISS you all share the space you got. But what you read probaby aint far from the truth but thats because astronauts and cosmonauts are extremely busy, they work every day in a confined space for months on end collecting data. The others on the ISS are the only human interaction they could get for months on end so why wouldnt they want to get along with eachother. You could say language barriers are a reasoning aswell but that wouldnt stop a lonely human to interact with other lonely humans in their space
It always surprises me how smart Stephen is this guy can get to any level with his guest..Amazing
I could not imagine spending a year in space.
That's because you're a pussy.
Not without a PC and Internet, anyway..:)
@@nostromov7892 Imaging playing in 0 gravity that would be awesome
Please, just read his book 'Endurance'. If you ever needed motivation, then see for yourself how this guy came from basically nothing - a drifter in school who couldn't even sit still to read textbooks - to getting a phone call asking him to fly the Space Shuttle. It's mesmerising!
Being a twin also helped him overcome his less than glittering academic re order as NASA were looking to do a twin experiment.
Scott looked to his brother who was already in the air force, then he decided he must do something of value with his life so he emulated his brother and applied for military training. The rest is (amazing) history.
@@audience2 He debunked that, he was NASA's 3rd choice and almost wasn't picked. He only whent on the 1yr mission because, Russia was doing it and NASA didn't wanted to look weak infront of the press.
True American hero.
Americans are the best 💏
Just imagine alone and naked with Scott Kelly for 340 days in orbit....
He is not a hero because he was a prisoner in that station. /s
Ex Animus
He wasn't the one who had to call someone snowflake. So, I say he isn't the one who can't accept differing opinions without recurring to name calling.
Earth Mars but are they? I'm currently not seeing that.
Followed him via social media all through his 340days in space! Amazing pictures and insights.
It's one thing to become an astronaut to be the first to go wherever, or do whatever. But signing up to be a Guinea Pig to help others to be the first is an extraordinary sacrifice. The Botox joke, funny as it was, shows how he realizes that he has put his health in jeopardy to further human space exploration. Amazing guy...
Wow, I didn't realise that comfort thing that he mentioned about sleeping. Must be really frustrating to sleep in Zero-G.
I adore Scott Kelly. I admire and respect he and his brother Mark moreso than possibly any other American today. God bless them.
Whe he started talking about school i felt a little relieved untill i remebered im a 21 yr old college drop out
Not even close to too late dude
relax dude you can still start selling people information and called it a bookface.com
Hope this helps; I got 128 / 500 in my HSC ( Australian Senior school exam ) They didn't have computers, they didn't have technical design subjects. I hated maths - got 30% .. DSo when I left, I went to a TAFE (I think you call it a College) which taught practical rather than theory. Instead of trigonometry ie heres a triangle with 2 angles, whats the third, I got asked to use trig to check if a crankshaft will allow the piston rod to clear the cylinder.
I got 68% + in maths 6 months after the HSC. It taught me that you cannot stick everyone in the same chicken coup and expect the same results. Some people have a much better awareness of the Overall picture of things (ie see the whole jigsaw picture, not the pieces) and therefore less ability to see and worry about the details like what Capt Kelly said ADHD.. Once I found a place that fitted me, I spent 17 years in a Technical / Engineering Government sector and enjoyed it and was a valuable player.
Jo hope you find your place. Get tested for VAK [Visual, Audio, Kinetic (touch)] out of 40 I was 2 Audio, 37 visual, 1 Kinetic. Shows what type of job I should have been in. Good luck.
If you're 21 there's nothing you can't accomplish now don't let anything hold you back.
Go back to college later on when you read some books and find things to study that actually interest you and just go to explore but make sure you actually learn and pass cause if you dont you could be in debt for no reason
What a great interview! Captain Scott Kelly seems like a really great person. Curious about the twin study.
I admire this man so much. Huge accomplishments and humble.
What were those, chillin' in your apartment for a year, everyone does that. ;P;D
I totally enjoyed the sibling rivalry thing I totally enjoyed the whole interview is very informative and I totally enjoyed the message about kids at the end I really thought that was just so powerful thank you for that
Totally man
i hope stephen pushes stem more like this
It's STEAM, Chris. Every NASA scientist I worked with in my NASA days, and every astronaut, wants that A in the word.
He does
Being in space that long with a funny guy like Captain Kelly, must be an almost every day party. Great guys, great American people. I love America my home.
Scott Kelly is the man!!
5:58 I thought he was going to say "I went home and I jumped onto my wife."
I'd want to shower first - as I'm sure she would, too!
Lmfaooo
We'll since in another interview they actually showed his wife, I am pretty sure that's exactly what he did.
Dimitar Nazarov I don’t get why everyone is saying the first thing he did was have sex
can't even walk properly how much more.. that hahaha
OMG, Capt. Scott Kelly has an awesome sense of humor!
Thank you, sir, for representing and your service to our country! You are an American hero, sir!
Not an international record, but still a great achievement. A cosmonaut was in space for more than a year, when the USSR collapsed. He's the only person ever to take off, and by the time he landed, his country no longer existed.
I like Scott Kelly; he's a good ambassador for space research, has a great sense of humour, and is an inspiration to millions.
Best interview to date. Thanks to Captain Scott Kelly for this (and of course Stephen Colbert)
You're looking for 5:41.
Thank you!
No I'm not
@@bradleyorozco1081 Yes you are.
Why does everyone have that profile pic for their CZcams channel
@@natureboy1961 Was wondering the same
I dont like pooping in public spaces like when I go camping I hold it in so after 340 days in orbit the first thing I would do is take a crap
Nailed it..i would take a shit.
It's not that public, there are only 6 people there and there are 2 toilets.
The first thing mondo would do is get checked for rectal cancer
Just what he put his body through in space... I hope his legacy lives on in so many ways. Thank you for your service!
That was a great interview! Stephen asked all the right questions! Thanks!!!
This is one of his most amusing and interesting interviews
He looks like Hank in Breaking Bad
Uncle Fester in the later Addams Family movies.
OMG YES!!!
When he said he went home to jump into the pool i instantly imagined him jumping into walters backyard pool
holy shit!
It's a mineral collection, Marie!
@MEanME bald and looks just like him
Great interview Stephen and I really loved Kelly's witty responses. I actually learned so much. Definitely have no interest in going to space again after hearing about the cosmic radiation flashes. I'll definitely wait to hear from them in awe and appreciation.
I wonder how many things he dropped on his return before he got used to not being able to let them go and having them float in front of him?
Best interview Stephen has had.
Mark Kelly was better.
really? I mean, what the guy did was amazing, but doesn't change the fact that this interview was boring and awkward as fuck.
very chill
I thought it was fantastic but not even top 10 (Late Show only). To be fair, I've seen 95% of Stephen's interviews
Lol... my kid woke me up twice..
That must be a fucking stunning experience
So humble and inspirational.
A remarkably ordinary man and yet a hero. Bravo
wow 340 days. I can’t even imagine
There must be so many questions you could ask someone like this.
Nice to hear, how someone like him, had trouble being motivated, until, something stimulated his interest.
A minority of kids have that, but unfortunately never find that thing at school, that stimulates the motivation.
andyhello23 you need, to watch, your, commas
He is soo down-to-earth. Literally!
This was a brilliant interview!!!
I've read his book, its a very good insight to life on the ISS (international space station)
that astronaut is really down to earth about the experience ;)
I come back to watch this every few months. What an inspirational legend.
one of the best interviews and guests ever! Nice background shot.
There'll just always be folks who deny moon landing, deny the moon isn't made of cheese, deny the earth is round and deny David Bowie was an otherworldly alien.
camelshit I like to think Bowie must be beyond human.
Nelly Evosium Definitely. Maybe an alien angel genius.
I miss him, the lovable rascal.
I like to think that Bowie has just gone home.
David Bowie was the shapeshifting Sovereign of the Guild of Calamitous Intent. Go Team Venture! ✌️
i believe everthing but not moon landing...
This guy’s brother is a US Senator now :)
What a guy! Respect to you sir.
Love his energy , presence and vibe.
I remember when I was in highschool like around 13 yrs old, our teacher asked us to write on a sheet of paper what we wanted to be someday. She then picked mine and recite to the class that I wanted to be an astronaut. Yet, here I am studying accounting. XD
He went to the same college as my dad and they were friends ( just showing off😂😂💀💀) I feel so special 💀💀
Jose Q. Lols ikr😂😂
I grew u in his home town.. West Orange, NJ.... Definitely proud to show off!!! LOL
Also my dad.. 😂😂
My dog was best Friends with him in highschool
@@laurens5913 😂😂🐕
I appreciate that Stephen did his research and asked good questions
solid interview of a great man.
Remember when Stephen interviewed him while the mission was ongoing? That was cool.
Your comment gave me a Chris Farley flashback. ☺
Remember when.... is that true?
I like this guy
His interviewing skills are improving, that was excellent stuff!
What a humble guy! God bless you sir. Very funny too :)
Damn space seriously makes the difference in your brain and makes you think wiser. Amazing answers, we need more guest like this.
Great interview - great guy. Hopefully, most people will have a zero g space experience in the future. I'd love to try it. I've scuba dived and love the feeling under water. If we humans don't blow ourselves up first, great things await us.
NASA sent the right man up into space with Captain Scott. He tells it like it is and seems like a .... pardon the expression... a down-to-Earth kinda guy lol.
Addendum: I read the comments and saw that my 'clever' expression was used by many people.
5:05 Wow, I'm really impressed by Stephen's knowledge!!!
This guys sense of humor is out of this world.
Love his humor.
You are incredibly beautiful.
He is a cool dude who wanted to push his book. He is making the rounds for the promotion. Got to sell that baby.....
Cool, I would love to go to space for a year.
This is a good guy!
I don’t know why I had this smile plastered on my face through the whole interview.
I'm from Somalia Mogadishu thank you for the shout-out
no offense but the hero looks like Wolverine took over from professor Charles Xavier
😁😂😂😂😀😂😂😀😀😀😂😁😁
Gosh, he and his brother are so handsome.
Thank you both for your service.
What a amazing guy and so inspiring!!!!
Awesome! What a great guest!!
Imagine if Borat was there to greet him when he landed
Scott Kelly. A great interview. I am jealous!
You can never get tired of the view of Earth from orbit
Nice groove in the intro music. What's the title?
Tjoppy let me ride...a dre and snoop song from the 90's. I bet if you research it further it samples another older song, too.
Hey thanks magroves.
its mothership connection by parliament...
Thanks Xavier.
Steven is the professor of the pregnant pause.
What a great Video thank you for sharing Australia
Love him and his wry sense of humor!
"The First Thing Captain Scott Kelly Did On Earth After 340 Days In Orbit"
My god! I would certainly _hope_ he went to _recovery!_ You spend 340 days in zero-gravity, your muscles are going to atrophy.
I have been having flashes of light in my eyes when I close my eyes and I live on earth... I wonder if it’s the radiation from the nuclear facility down the road lol
Laurel Cook me too! What is it?
What a great video. Kudos to Mr. Colbert!
I have a signed picture of this dude that I got in 1st grade...I put it in a frame and I still have it. Ironically, I was really into space and in 2nd grade the school told my parents I needed to see a doctor about my hyperactivity. Never saw the doctor, caused problems all through school, only took my sophomore astronomy class in high school seriously and aced it. Wish I could have seen this 10 years ago and looked at my socks on the ISS😅
sense of humour dry as a bone, but this is one of the funniest interviews i've seen on the show. audience was not keeping their end of the bargain on this one
Telomeres : Not proteins but are DNA sequences at the end of chromosomes. Nice episode colbert sir. Big fan.
Vikas Chandrawanshi yeah and they're like the root cause of aging. Besides oxygen of course. I think it's amazing that cells need oxygen to live but it's also been proven that "freezing" a cell right before it dies by putting it in an oxygen free environment will suspend death indefinitely. At the moment the oxygen is added, the cell will burst effectively dying. This obviously isn't the same as immortality or anything and it certainly wouldn't work for any living creature but essentially, the process that causes a cell to die is triggered by oxygen
Thank you i dunno a lot but I needed someone to correct him on that
For a good portion of Earth's history, oxygen was just a toxic element, emitted by blue-green algae, after processing the more predominant carbon dioxide. Then, evolution did it's magic, and creatures evolved that were able to use oxygen as a fuel source, which gave them an advantage, since oxygen reactions carry more energy... (witness fire, for example). So, most earth organisms need oxygen to carry on, but eventually it catches up with them. Individuals eventually die, but the adapted species lives on, until outside conditions change.
@@raysills wow this is fascinating! Tyfs!
Ray Sills ...No...No.... No. God created the earth in 6 days, rested on the 7th. Don’t forget the earth is 4-5,000 years old and god put dinosaur fossils here to test us. J/K. Good info. I didn’t know the blue/green algae thing.
This was AWESOME!
Great guy... Thank you.
What happens if eat chilli on the ISS and fart.... That would be terrible
The earth is triangle.
He seems like such a lovely guy.
West Orange, NJ proud!