Inside the space station

I want to go to the space station!

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1. matrozrabbi89 104 days ago

funny times
lol @ the end

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2. Comment rated too low. Show this comment evil666 104 days ago

was that a sex doll???

3. NathaneM 103 days ago

wow, i wish i can go there.

4. banzemanga 103 days ago

Since there is no gravity, why not sleep upside down?
Wait, the space station was upside down already maybe.

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5. MiNo 103 days ago

Imagine the excitement if humans were adapted to life in space station, then they landed on Earth for the first time to experience gravitational force pulling them down.

Would it be as pleasant as this video?

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6. Comment rated too low. Show this comment PaterSin 103 days ago

Aliens have invaded the space station!^^

7. dannodon 103 days ago

All that is missing is a xenomorph, then it wouldn't be all fun and games

8. nooitaf (moderator) 103 days ago

#4 there is no up or down in space

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9. Comment rated too low. Show this comment tastytim 103 days ago

Is that the new space station or the old one? Things look a bit old, but again i've never been there

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10. kainim 103 days ago

i wouldn't be able to sleep there, too much light for one and it seems really uncomfortable, eating and moving around on the other hand

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11. Comment rated too low. Show this comment gringo 103 days ago

AAAAA I SAW ALIENS IN THE END

12. spamcop 103 days ago

It was from movie Space Station, I saw it on IMAX 3D cinema few years ago, it was really awesome! Really best 3D movie ever.

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13. Comment rated too low. Show this comment jaappaap 103 days ago

If you liked this video (i did!), have look at http://www.sciencedump.com for more popular science videos!

14. Aliquantulus (admin) 103 days ago

#4 The International Space Station is actually close enough to Earth that they have what's called microgravity.
But they still lose an average of more than 1% bone mass per month spent in space, due to Spaceflight Osteophenia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaceflight_osteopenia)