Station Tour: Russian Segment

Expedition 33 Commander Suni Williams concludes her tour of the International Space Station with a visit to the Russian segment, which includes Zarya, the first segment of the station launched in 1998, and Zvezda, the central command post. She also takes a look at the Poisk and Rassvet modules where Soyuz spacecraft are docked.

[UrsusSuperior]

The fact that Soyuz basically means "union, alliance" adds so much to all this healthy attitude up there

[SanchoSiberia]

American - спасибо
Русский - no problem
All up side dawn

[davidharrison]

It's going to be a really sad day when the ISS is retired; so MUCH went into the construction of this amazing complex!

[mgdoff]

- Yuri, what are you doing?
*hides vodka*
- Black coffee!

[планетаНептун-ый]

See in space we are friend where there is no politics to tell us how to behave but down on the earth we judge, hate and fight all The time

[qkiller]

Russian segment has an eluminator in sleeping room. This is so god damn big bonus.

[SMATF]

I lived on an aircraft carrier (USS Nimitz) for 5 years, and thought that was cramped, until I visited an attack submarine, which I barely fit into; I admire the adaptability of everyone who's able to live on the space station.

[easternyellowjacket]

I think the Russian Soyuz is fantastic. What a great, reliable ship it has been. If I were lucky enough to travel to ISS, I would want to go up and back home on a Soyuz.

[heavenlystories]

0:34 The sign before the entrance to Russian module: "Yuri's Kingdom"... Classic!!!
Also on 6:55 you can see a lot of tiny dots and a faint line that run across the screen. That's a dead pixel in their camera sensor. The radiation in space wreck havoc on them

[LewisBeck]

This is the best!  Thanks, , Suni Williams for the wonderful tour of your amazing, lofty workplace.  So amazing to see you and your co-workers drifting so cheerfully and purposefully around, doing your work.  I'm sure I speak for everyone viewing this that we'd like to join you, if only for an hour!

[mbuckholz]

These people don't care about politics!! They care about the human race.

That's what is so special about this ❤️

[Cowracer]

7:39 I never figured claustrophobia would be a problem in space...

[samgeneral]

Living on space nowadays becomes safer than living on earth.

[darrielwilliams]

This the coolest segment I've seen so far. Great video!

[paulgruber]

If I could stay there for 1 day, great, for several months, NO WAY

[Alucard-gtzf]

I love how every camera on the ISS has dead pixels from when they accidentally pointed it at the sun

[xBloodXGusherx]

Russians love to sit and socialize. I love it lol.

[anthonylehto]

What an eye opener! Thank you so much for sharing with us this amazing genius. I am sure you are proud as I am proud and privileged to witness the amazing representation of humanity and what humanity can achieve when a one world attitude and concept is made into reality right before our eyes. I cannot find enough nice words to express how proud and amazed towards the teams on ground (earth) and cosmonauts / astronauts at the pointy end who make these wonderful achievements for us all, on planet earth. Bravo Zulu

[Kamala--President]

Getting up to the ISS : pretty shocking
Going back to Earth: also pretty shocking

[carryon]

Amazing tour! Thank you so much for the video.