Comments by "Tom Manley" (@tommanley2924) on "Moment ISS astronauts say goodbye to Scott Kelly" video.

  1. Interesting that their glasses were held on by gravity. If not they would surly float off their skulls. And BTW where is the maintenance shop that keeps the ship afloat for the past 20 plus years, you must have a fully functional maintenance shop /crew working 24/7 keeping up with the ship requirements. I see more BS.
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  2. Spare me the BS. A spacecraft in absolute zero and a perfect vacuum and these clowns are running around with only socks, polo shirts and khakis................And no sign of a machine shop or any word of a major component replacement. Do you have any idea of what it would take to survive in space and how hard the conditions would be on everything. They are playing games in a 20 year old craft and hamming it up.NASA is blowing smoke up someones ass and it's not mine. 
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  3. LMAO
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  4. These sheeple don't think about how much heat must be generate to warm up a area to 70 plus degrees from absolute zero and how much oxygen is used by each individual, that massive containers packing material needed to keep humans alive must be replaced. The amount of stress the ship is under floating in a perfect vacuum, stress that would take tons of metal to prevent 9with all kinds or trusses and additional bracing) to keep the thing from getting ripped apart by a vacuum this perfect, so they say. I know of no rocket that could keep up with lifting massive payloads required to keep this turd afloat.....THINK PEOPLE ..........And even a harder time watching these so called astronauts having time to be chased around by another man in a monkey suite. And generally having fun..........BS!   
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  5. OK, what is the temperature of outer space I ask? Where does all the human hair, dead skin, spit, etc.etc. go? I know of no HVAC/air-filtration system that runs using anti-gravity as it's medium. When was the last time they replaced seals at so called sections? Where do the old sections go? Heat loss through non- insulated walls would be off the charts. Moisture would be a massive concern, how do they control the humidity?
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  6.  @Wavy-  And the Space Station has no maintenance crew. How does that work? They never interview a engineer maintaining that, because they don't need one. And how long fast do seals degenerate in space? How do you propel in a unlimited vacuum?... Stay stupid & obey the TV, it's your life.
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  7.  @Wavy-  And Barry was married to a woman.....LMAO....Yep, you got me good.
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