How a space suit almost killed me

I explain how my old soviet era space suit almost killed me (3 times) and I reveal all the "easter eggs" hidden through out my early photo series. Recorded live at PINC Sarasota, December 7th, 2017.

Translations:
French - Gaëtan Lafitte

[cypherdee]

I love how KSP takes more computing power to run then the entire Apollo space program

[garrisonboyd]

If they ever have a NASA escape room I know who I'm bringing

[genericfakename]

"I had a flash vision of my own obituarty- idiot dies alone in space suit"
we've all been there.

[JaredOwen]

Great video! I laughed out loud at a few of those pictures. Well done Tim.

[sparrowlt]

20:40 - Not just that.. when the Apollo 13 incident.. when Odyssey was coming back to earth about to do the reentry .. Russians shut down all their transmitters operating in frecuencies close to the ones involved in the Apollo 13 mission and ordered their ships in the paficic to be avalaible to help in the case the module would go off-way from the planed splash down and actually relocate their positions to posible splashdown sites would the Odyssey go off course

[-Rambi-]

Your nephew "I always knew what i wanted to be" was pure genius, As a photographer i can take in the thought and process behind it but as a human it's bloody wonderful, actually got the feels going here.

[gorb]

i laughed so hard when he said "Idiot Dies Alone In Space Suit in Living Room"

[gammkrab]

"Man found dead by erotic asphyxiation in a old russian space suit"

[chrishunter]

I fell HARD for space around 2014 and have worked hard to get my resume filled with experience working for aerospace manufacturers. I am scheduled to train at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for 4 days next month so I can get NASA certified to inspect and build in flight fiber optic space assemblies for my work. I am beyond excited. Thank you for helping more people find the significance of spaceflight and explaining it in such a fun way. I love your SpaceX livestreams

[TomDustin]

as someone who only watched your live spacex launch videos, I had no idea of your past work, very good talk.

[stevebothe]

As a patron, I'm now even more enthusiastic about my support. When you brought out the vacuum cleaner in the vacuum chamber, I laughed 'til I cried - well done and keep it up.

[Zreknarf]

this was a pleasure to watch. i noticed a few nervous slip-ups, but you did a great job. hope you can afford the real $400, 000 Apollo space suit some day.

[MysticOfTheNorth]

I am SO glad I'm not the only full grown space nerd on this planet. I actually live really close to the launch site of one of America's first pre-NASA missions. Manhigh ll was launched from an open pit mine in Crosby, MN in August 1957. My husband thought I was crazy when we had to drive through Crosby and I begged to go look for where the site might be. Of course we didn't. But it is so exciting to me that I can look at a place near by and say "This is it! This is where we actually started looking for ways to get people into space!" The men that flew in project manhigh never left the stratosphere, but they paved the way to get higher. I look forward to more videos from you. My daughter and I enjoy watching them together.

[martinvandenbroek]

Been following you since 2019 but had no idea you had a past as The Everyday Astronaut. You've come a long way. Live long and prosper!

[thecarbonprop]

You’re great at public speaking! Really fun to watch. Well done.

[evdd]

Great talk and enjoyed every minute, your passion and enthusiasm shines through. I watch your videos with my 8 and 6 year old sons, and although they have no idea about what you're talking about most of the time, they marvel at the sight of every launch. My 8 year old has gone on to explain, to his classmates and teachers ;) the Falcon9 launch process: from launch, stage separation, payload deployment and recovery. Keep up the great work Tim!

[LPdeLP]

i love how good natured and excited you are about space and the like.

[IbakonFerba]

That last photo is absolutely amazing! I love everything about it, the message, how it looks...

[JoshyCC]

Man, that's awesome. Your photo "I always knew what I wanted to be, " and your journey to what you're doing now, is inspiring. Thank you for sharing your story!

[TheJayMoses]

Great speech. It can be funny how much more you learn after you’re done with school. Your success is inspirational. Well done.