Web extra: International Space Station tour

In this extended video, NASA astronauts Mike Hopkins and Victor (Ike) Glover offer “Sunday Morning” viewers a tour of the International Space Station – from maneuvering through the complex in a weightless state, to exploring the crew quarters, EVA airlock, laboratory, kitchen, exercise room, toilet, and observation port (the Cupola).

[Sara-lcek]

I am distracted by these guys' knowledge, kindness, calmness, and ripped arms.

[crocks]

Every time I see Mr. Glover on Station he just looks like a kid in the candy store and it's fantastic. I can only imagine how many kids he's inspiring to go into STEM.

[lcarrigan]

Has Victor stopped smiling the whole mission I have a feeling he will be smiling even after splashdown...his smile is infectious

[maryannchaisson]

Wow! I’m an 80 year old senior - never thought I’d live to see this. Just amazing! You guys are in great physical shape, thanks so much.
Happy to hear you’re using our Arm!🇨🇦🇨🇦👏❤️🙏🏽

[smurfette]

One of the best ISS tours. Love the astronauts. A real inspiration. They put their lives on the line to do what they love and get rewarded with such a special experience.

[Ron_Mcdon]

heyyyy i remember this victor guy. he was on a news special a loooong time ago. he's a fighter jet pilot. good to see him make it to space.

[janethammer]

What a great presentation video of the ISS. Every crew member seems genuinely happy and compassionate about what they’re doing in space.

[Rintintin]

The space station looks like it could be featured in an episode of "hoarders" lol.

[easternyellowjacket]

Watching ISS tours never gets old. This was a great edition and addition.

[prescilliamoon]

Astro Vic could be an amazing teacher! He is so enjoyable to hear and makes things so clear to understand!

[abuanwp]

This is the best ISS tour ever! Just the intro. alone already answered most of my curiosity about space.

[lorim]

You guys look like you are having a BLAST, into space, that is sooo cool. Being 77 I remember the first trip into space.

[catherinemoore]

Blimey! I feel quizzy just looking at this... How can you be so cool and relaxed in such a strange, alien and claustrophobic environment?!?😳 I couldn't survive much more than half an hour before panicking myself... You are amazing people! 💯💪

[austinverlinden]

That observation module view is just absolutely amazing

[Flatline]

My wife’s Father worked on designing portions of the Skylab in the early 70’s. As his career progressed he was leader of different teams once the initial design phases of ISS began. He retired in 2004. But he was contracted to help with the issues they would run into as time went on because the latest Engineers were not familiar with the older technology used on ISS and basically needed help. He has since passed away. His passion was space. As we progress be it ever so slowly to get back to the Moon and eventually Mars. I hate that he will miss those kinds of new milestones for NASA and space exploration. I know the desire to fund NASA has certainly lost its momentum it’s research we need!

[ratuldeoun]

The ISS is the result of what humans can do when they work together as one. Such a great spacecraft!

[monstie]

The right dude is smiling the whole time, he’s probably very happy that he’s in space

[indevibe]

When they were preparing the SNACKS, I was smiling from ear to Love these astonauts

[jjsumbot]

Thanks for giving us this tour! I’ll be sharing it with my 2nd grade class!

[Wiizl]

Definitely the best job ever.
Also amazing what humanity can achieve when working together instead of wasting time and resources on wars and differences.