Chris Hadfield and some incredibly floating Canadian space food

2013-03-11 - During today's video downlink with students from Airdie, Edmonton, Chris Hadfield describes how taste changes in weightlessness and then shares a package of Canadian food brought to the Station on board SpaceX's Dragon.

Credits: Canadian Space Agency and NASA

[chasecolin]

its gonna suck when he gets home from space and he keeps dropping things in midair

[parkerhan]

I can't believe I'm living in a time where I can see a video of someone in real life in space, talking clearly and floating around. Unreal but makes me proud of humanity?

[livia]

no gravity - its like watching a magic show

[lmnal]

I love how you can just 'let go' of things because you don't have, like, infinite arms. Here on Earth we have to 'put things on the ground or else they have a chance of breaking depending on what you're 'letting go' of.'. But up there in space you can, like, read 8 books at once (as long as they don't go floating off to the toilet room). Man, low gravity would be very useful for some things. And also because we're use to everything falling, seeing very heavy things (eg a PC) float around as it weighs nothing (which it does with low gravity) would be very cool.

[scotianbank]

Wow! I love how the food floats inside the bag and how he places it in the air and let's go and they don't fall, it's really unnatural but really cool!!

[Gscarabelo]

I really love those videos, congratulations Canadian Space Agency for the excellent job!
Greetings from Brazil!

[jmaj]

i'm on a binge and no one can stop me

[phoebes]

lol I'm just amazed by the floating foods I'ts amazing

[gothmoth]

its literally so funny to watch him like put shit in front of him and it all just slowly floats away like i shouldnt be laughing

[adammc]

I've come to really enjoy these videos since becoming a subscriber. The information provided by Chris is some of the most insightful and interesting 'space' info that most of us will never get to experience. Thanks CSA and Chris Hadfield!

[AussieKnight]

I swear to god I don't need to go to university to study space when I can just watch Chris Hadfield videos....

[jordanm]

Watching him makes me want to pick stuff up and drop it. :D

[skyler]

Canadian chocolate go YEET (1:32)























All the food go YEET at 1:48

[sergyu]

damn it. This looks so nice. Just letting stuff float and not worrying about them falling on the floor.

[Stobie]

It's so cool how he could just let his mic go and it would stay in the same place

[sirenitaurbana]

i can't understand how anyone can dislike these videos??? they're just so awesome, entertaining & interesting!

[AnvitaShukla-gfic]

it's so fun to binge watch all these space life videos by chris hadfield!

[Catticus]

When you realise that cookies have gotten further in life than you

[mr_wilson]

No matter what video it is, I'm always entertained by the floating microphone.

[speck]

The cow that made that jerky could never have known that it would one day be in orbit