Weird Secrets Astronauts Don't Want You to Know

Becoming an astronaut is every kid's dream until you head about the toilet situation. Check out insane things about being an astronaut they never told you in today's epic new space video! It may make you rethink that trip to space you've been saving up for.

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[BlueCollarBachelor]

The funniest thing is watching them "leave" things in mid air.

They forget about gravity.

[williamgirard]

I can't begin to imagine how awe inspiring it would be to be looking at the universe from space. What an amazing feeling it must have been!!

[xavier]

So it takes this to see earth from space

Respect to those brave astronauts

[TheColdestWater]

Would never have guessed any of this! Hats off to all astronauts 👨‍🚀👩‍🚀🚀

[danielfame]

Top 10 Questions I've never asked

[WillieTheSilent]

I took a tour at Nasa with a Dutch astronaut as guide. He said that at test about 6 experts are around you watching you and taking notes while you take a dump; Not a real pleasure.

[redfoolable]

Whenever I gotta go to sleep I go to the infographic show. Cool stuff and energy is consistent

[wolfiezz]

It's all fun and games till one of the astronauts open a window to let the smell out

[kking]

That “effect” those astronauts felt by seeing Earth is called the “Overview Effect”.

[Miles]

Chris Hadfield wasn’t thousands of miles above the Earth’s surface while serenading us with his guitar. The ISS is only on average 250 miles above the surface and the shuttle’s maximum operational range just barely reaches the Hubble Space telescope at 353 miles.

[Atius]

This is interesting. It makes me think of space making people return to an earlier stage of development like a baby tethered back to its umbilical cord. The biological changes of space like the loss of muscle and the expansion of the spine, make me wonder of the changes lifeforms would have to make if they could somehow live in space, what types of bodies might they have evolved.

[drs]

Thank you for answering this question, I've been searching for an answer for my whole life. I can't be more thankfull.

[diversejoe]

"Your too old to be wearing diapers"

Astronauts: *First time?*

[Kurrizmahh]

Chris Hadfields mustache was re-animated to perfection! I almost thought that was really Chris. Well done animators 🤌

[ariya]

Thanks infographics show
Just what i have been wondering these days

[maddogkilla]

I got some inside info that one time someone was NOT recommended for the space flight crew he was applying for because he was infamous for dropping off some particularly large and extremely smelly growlers 🤢

[thefreakmachine]

Younger me: "I wanna be an astronaut!"
Older me: "Let me show you something"

[dannypipewrench]

5:53 I actually intend to use much of the Apollo 13 soundtrack if I ever get to go to space. Of course, I think in this context he means the dialogue piece after "Spirit in the Sky." It is called Housekeeping, and they first do a roll maneuver, and then stir the oxygen tanks. This is when the explosion occurs, and it is included in the piece.

[yijapra]

I've always wanted to be an astronaut

[winterr]

The astronauts suits in this video look like they have a microwave on the front