NASA Astronaut Breaks Down Space Scenes From Film & TV | WIRED

I could listen to her talk about anything and love it.

Just to remind you every astronaut have a different answer….. “just so you know”

2010.
AIRPLANE 2.
APOLLO 13.
INTERSTELLAR.
MAROONED.
PASSENGER.
RED PLANET.
THE RIGHT STUFF.
SOLARIS.
SPACE 1999.
SPACE ACADEMY.
SPACE COWBOYS.
SUNSHINE.
SUPERNOVA.

Explosive decompression only happens in planes if a quarter of the plane is blown off (mythbusters tested it)
Otherwise it doesn't happen like in the movies

«Things we have thought of as sci-fi, has turned out to be sci-fact». How beautiful is that? And then we can choose to have all of our little problems.

It killed me. "You can cry in space. You can cry pretty much anywhere..."

"You can cry pretty much anywhere"
I felt that

I'm sorry

thank you so very much

i love these videos what is cool is that Captain Kirks self destruct code : Code zero-zero-zero-destruct-zero. Is the same throughout the series into the movies

I miss The Martian movie, I'm curious about her opinion on this film.

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Shes wearing a Speedmaster <3

haha, we are looking at gloves to check there is no holes.... made my day, dear

Isn’t she herself an actor. By now we all have seen the fake space videos.

She reminds me of Julia Louis dryfus in Veep

Having watched 1000 of these now… I have to say… I really like these versions that have the movie edited in to react to what the expert is saying… lol idk it’s just so silly and quirky lol… it’s like at some point they stopped doing this style of editing on these videos

TV is most for most

I'm super impressed by this person's positivity. Instead of focussing on what movies got wrong and what is different, she focussed on what movies got right and what was similar. She even had praise for Armageddon! : P You'd want her somewhere on your space-crew, wouldn't you?

she said just obvious things

Where is the Expanse?

Man, it's a bit morbid just knowing their space vehicles had a self destruct button.

Very positive astronaut!

I have such respect and admiration for astronauts. No way could I ever bring myself to go into space like that, although I guess at some time in the very distant future it will no longer be an extraordinary undertaking for "earthlings."

NO space suit works beyond low earth orbit folks.
The apollo moon landings were STAGED.

She is wearing an Omega Speedmaster? Fitting, if so.

In that goofy “Gravity”, at the beginning one astronaut is trying to get to know another. Those men and women know each other like family. They spend so much time together that his questions of her are silly. He’d already know her well.

What a woman! Great to get a real Astronauts perspective.

I'm so happy the Flat Earth imbeciles haven't made their way into the comment section here.

Clearly Spaceballs is the best space movie.

I find it almost criminal that Apollo 13 is not on this list

Why Brand tilted her head opposite to the direction of spin is still a mystery to me

Interstellar It Is One Of My Most All Time Favourite Sci-Fi Space Movie It Started Streaming Again On Australian Netflix Yesterday!

Smart tough women like this are so hot. The real deal.

Me when I saw Ryan Gosling 🗿🗿

Nicole Stott was an astronaut.

How did you find THE hardest job to get that rhymes with your name? 🤣🤣 You're an amazing human

*canadarm. Ahhh thank you!

Only the concept of Multiple dimensions inside the Black hole didn't fit the logic.

Seriously, Rocket Man is so underrated. It’s so unbelievably funny, I love it.

Reality doesn't excite the herd. Things have to be like a ridiculous computer game, which is often their point of reference.

In the first one they are not "in space". They are on the surface of the planet Mars. Now I realise this would not be pleasant if your helmet shattered, but it's not a vacuum like it is "in space".

there are people who can tell stories that engage and excite people. there are scientists who say that every thing has an opposite

How about ALIEN 1979 where they land the ship on a planet, could you review that please. I was told that scene is 100 percent accurate, and that NASA uses that scene they use to train its people on how to land a spaceship on a planet.

Cooper’s luck was that the Endurance was spinning only in one axis.

They freeze her while they are showing the clip. Why? I want to see all her reactions as she's watching. Still fun to hear her explanations.