20 Years of Science: NASA Explorers S4 Bonus

This season on NASA Explorers, you’ve seen what it takes to send science to the International Space Station through the eyes of one team of researchers. They are just two of thousands more scientists who have sent experiments to the orbiting laboratory over the past two decades.

Take a look back at those 20 years of microgravity science along with the researchers who helped make it happen.


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[Lotdesasnowden]

Well done indeed NASA thanks for all y'all service stay safe 🇺🇲🌹😄👏

[enriquemoralesgtz]

Thank you for creating this kind of videos !!!!

[greatideasforyounggenerati]

Who else have been watching Nasa for more than a year?😀❤️

[Tasty_yt]

I'm from India
And one day i came nasa

[YMAM]

When y'all gonna open space hotel?

[SirLPaldente]

Do they wear Logitech Gaming Headsets? xD

[apparaodasari]

Marvellous, wonderful, Astonishing, Surprising . Really, I feel lovely on seeing NASA's professors, Researchers, and technicians . You got such great experts . But you are ignoring about Space Knowledge, formation of the Universe and Evolution of Living Beings . I feel sorry . If you know about formation of the Universe, you are 100% fit to conduct Future experiments . I feel, you must know my Hypothesis . I want to give it to you only . You only fit to possess this knowledge . I am not Joking . That is why, I want to sell it to you . So that you kept it secretly .

[aviaairmentv]

same with me I love nasa I hope someday be a part your team.

[davidhernandez]

Congratulations, NASA for your 20yrs awesome accomplishment participation in space!

[eduardopadilla]

How is the mission to Mars going? You should give us some information about it please.

[nathanhiga]

I'm the 114th person to watch this!

[robervaldourado]

can people really believe this is up there in a space ??
😂😂😂😂😂

[sametbagci]

Dünyamızın manyetik alanı çöküyor. Bunun için bir açıklama yapacakmısınız ? DÜNYAMIZ TEHLİKEDE Mİ ?
The magnetic field of our world is collapsing. Will you make an explanation for this? IS OUR WORLD DANGEROUS?

[eliasgallegos]

Awesome insights, this is what really makes the future exciting, hope i'll be able to be a part of it soon!

[DeathValleyDazed]

Loving your down to earth hard work and wisdom highlights in this summary of progress video. Go NASA!

[myfavoritemartian]

The problem has always been that NASA is ultimately controlled by the few politicians on the budget committee. No matter what budget Congress and the Senate agree on, The budget committee has the power to add or subtract funds as they see fit. They therefore have the capability to steer what contractors get what projects. They determine if we go back to the moon, go to Mars, or just be confined to low Earth orbit forever. They also determine what discoveries get promoted and who gets to exploit them.
NASA is a great idea, but in reality a toothless Lion. (Limited by the imaginations of politicians.)

[denverscott]

Microgravity and 20 years have brought us a long way! Progress is ramping up and STEM breakthroughs will put us in good stead on Earth and on new missions to explore and colonise. Astronauts, science and space agencies are the key to the future. Brilliant video demonstrating the leaps and bounds en route to the next step in our evolution.

[ohmyGoft]

Perfect Excellent Great video So beautiful Cool very much Love it Thanks for sharing 😊💕🚀🏃

[Joe-wxni]

I hope someone from NASA sees this.
I speak for everyone in saying that we appreciate the you posting videos of whats going on and the bits of science behind things. We all love to watch when you test something like an engine. The NASA team is an amazing one and I hope to join it some day.

[Lapmu]

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