I am laughing like an 8-year old who just discovered that farts are funny. Talk about levity! What an honest, candid reflection of humanity that moment turned out to be.
For the space shuttle, NASA built a Toilet Simulator, complete with closed circuit in-bowl TV camera to help astronauts practice their position and aiming. There's a whole video on it: czcams.com/video/m1wwzwvfsC0/video.html.
Those poor guys, yes I'm glad they handled it with some humor but gosh, I feel for them! Excellent channel! I really enjoy your approach and thorough treatment!
Reminds me of an incident my old Cub Scout turned Boy Scout troop caused. They were at a camp in Illinois and were told to patrol an area. They got bored and the least qualified member of the group decided it would be a grand idea to fire off a model rocket made with one of the kits they provide for the badge. Mind you this idiot failed it the first time because the chute never deployed and it smashed a car’s windshield. Seeing no alternative for a source of entertainment they decide to go along with his idea. The idiot used too much powder in this one, it takes off, and flies into a nearby cornfield. They freak out as it landed on someone’s property and ran to find it. Oh they find it alright, but it was smoking, and before they could grab it, it pops off catching the ground and crops on fire. They’re trying to stomp it out as one of the older scouts rushes over and pulls them away before it could encircle them. Takes a while for the firefighters to get there and put out the fire which had engulfed a bit over two acres of corn. That night, at the camp meeting, the debriefed everyone on the situation. That day they had made Cub/Boy Scout history for the largest corn roast, and all thanks to the Patrol Group “The Pyros”. Not even kidding you, that had named themselves it, practically begging for trouble, and lived up to their name.
Did you know that the command module pilot on Apollo 17 developed a gastrointestinal virus, he literally shit all over the command module, the 2 other two members had to clean him up and the command module. It took them over 5 hours to finish. Goddam the smell.
I hope that was before the Trans Earth EVA, at least then they'd be able to vent the smell into space as they depressurized the CM. I've heard stories that the frogmen who opened the hatch after splashdown were only assigned that task once, as the smell from the cabin/cockpit was quite intense. The astronauts didn't notice of course, as they'd been in there for quite some time (like when you're sitting on the toilet, the smell of feces disappears after a couple of minutes).
@ELDEANTI I can't imagine having to do that in the Gemini cockpit. And shouldn't they have been quarantined for several days before the mission to ensure nobody brought germs up there with them?
HAHAHAHA!!! There they are, three highly pofessional military pilots with testflight experience, a degree in aeronautical engineering and a thourough training as Astronauts, floating on the far side of the Moon in Space and no one was it when there comes turd floating by. ^^ Hilariously human! XD XD XD
The list of suspects is pretty Damn Slim. Why did this not make the Evening news? the comment about sticking your finger in it , is the fact the bags you went in had a pocket to fit your finger in to scrape it off your cheek and guide it into the bag before it got loose.
Well that’s a shitty topic LOL :-) It’s amazing how big the inside of Apollo looks in videos. Then you see a real Apollo capsule in a museum and it’s soo damn small. The guys would have to get along very well- I really can’t imagine living in that space for as long as they had to.
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which proves that even on the far side of the moon humanity witnessed unidentified flying objects......
Oh....I'd say that "object" was Identified.
I often hear about how recovery crews were blown away by the stink inside of command modules and of the crew. I get it now.
I love the sound of guilt in Youngs voice, first one to answer _"Who did what?"_ 😂
I am laughing like an 8-year old who just discovered that farts are funny. Talk about levity! What an honest, candid reflection of humanity that moment turned out to be.
I literally laughed until I cried. For years I've wondered what pooping in a bag in zero-g would be like. Now I know.
I never thought about it. Now it's all I can think about 🤣
For the space shuttle, NASA built a Toilet Simulator, complete with closed circuit in-bowl TV camera to help astronauts practice their position and aiming. There's a whole video on it: czcams.com/video/m1wwzwvfsC0/video.html.
I was under the impression that while going to the toilet it was under suction, maybe its the newer versions lol
Those poor guys, yes I'm glad they handled it with some humor but gosh, I feel for them! Excellent channel! I really enjoy your approach and thorough treatment!
That's why one of the ships was named "Charlie BROWN" 😏
Reminds me of an incident my old Cub Scout turned Boy Scout troop caused. They were at a camp in Illinois and were told to patrol an area. They got bored and the least qualified member of the group decided it would be a grand idea to fire off a model rocket made with one of the kits they provide for the badge. Mind you this idiot failed it the first time because the chute never deployed and it smashed a car’s windshield. Seeing no alternative for a source of entertainment they decide to go along with his idea. The idiot used too much powder in this one, it takes off, and flies into a nearby cornfield. They freak out as it landed on someone’s property and ran to find it. Oh they find it alright, but it was smoking, and before they could grab it, it pops off catching the ground and crops on fire. They’re trying to stomp it out as one of the older scouts rushes over and pulls them away before it could encircle them. Takes a while for the firefighters to get there and put out the fire which had engulfed a bit over two acres of corn. That night, at the camp meeting, the debriefed everyone on the situation. That day they had made Cub/Boy Scout history for the largest corn roast, and all thanks to the Patrol Group “The Pyros”. Not even kidding you, that had named themselves it, practically begging for trouble, and lived up to their name.
Did you know that the command module pilot on Apollo 17 developed a gastrointestinal virus, he literally shit all over the command module, the 2 other two members had to clean him up and the command module. It took them over 5 hours to finish. Goddam the smell.
Gary Part I feel bad for Gene Cernan, then! On both his Apollo flights he had to deal with this!
I hope that was before the Trans Earth EVA, at least then they'd be able to vent the smell into space as they depressurized the CM.
I've heard stories that the frogmen who opened the hatch after splashdown were only assigned that task once, as the smell from the cabin/cockpit was quite intense. The astronauts didn't notice of course, as they'd been in there for quite some time (like when you're sitting on the toilet, the smell of feces disappears after a couple of minutes).
@@Nghilifa no such luck, it was 34 hours into the mission, arrgh the smell.
Similar thing happened with Frank Borman on Apollo 8
@@stoneyboydthe vomit comet 😂 they did say it was pretty cool looking though 🤷♂️
I have long learned that any comm loop with John Young is going to be comedy gold.
If I was Cernan or Young, I would have said something like: "Looks like an Airforce turd."
the Xbox live type quality microphones make this all the more funny
It was Cernan's 100%. Guarantee it.
When youre on the Space-Can you dont want lift off.
DAMN......I was laughing so hard I just about shit my pants.
the first intergalactic poo joke. BEST DOCO EVER!!!
Thank you for leaving that out of the main documentary.
No problem haha
A time and a place for everything, huh? 🤣
The NASA meal scientists had the last laugh. And, of course they couldn't even light a match. That's rough.
Back to basics!
That was fun!
That is what one calls a real poo-done-it.
Hilarious. I thought I heard all of the mission audio, but I must've missed this.
Now there's something you won't ever see on Star Trek!
I read somewhere that Frank Borman had an upset stomach on his Gemini mission with Jim Lovell
@ELDEANTI I can't imagine having to do that in the Gemini cockpit. And shouldn't they have been quarantined for several days before the mission to ensure nobody brought germs up there with them?
Actually it was on Apollo 8, also with Lovell. He had diarrhea and vomiting on the way to the moon.
HAHAHAHA!!!
There they are, three highly pofessional military pilots with testflight experience, a degree in aeronautical engineering and a thourough training as Astronauts, floating on the far side of the Moon in Space and no one was it when there comes turd floating by. ^^
Hilariously human! XD XD XD
How is this not the most viewed video on CZcams ever? Don't people like shit anymore?
The list of suspects is pretty Damn Slim. Why did this not make the Evening news? the comment about sticking your finger in it , is the fact the bags you went in had a pocket to fit your finger in to scrape it off your cheek and guide it into the bag before it got loose.
That is soooooo messed up! Hes said who did it ! There's a damn turd floating around in here ! Hurry up and grab kt ! Gimme a napkin! Lmao
Well that’s a shitty topic LOL :-)
It’s amazing how big the inside of Apollo looks in videos.
Then you see a real Apollo capsule in a museum and it’s soo damn small. The guys would have to get along very well- I really can’t imagine living in that space for as long as they had to.
That had me in tears laughing 😂
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Lmfao!!! 💩
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