The Truth About The International Space Station

Last Video: China Reveals MAJOR NEW Moon Landing Update!

Mars Colonization News and Updates

The Space Race is dedicated to the exploration of outer space and humans' mission to explore the universe. We’ll provide news and updates from everything in space, including the SpaceX and NASA mission to colonize Mars and the Moon. We’ll focus on news and updates from SpaceX, NASA, Starlink, Blue Origin, The James Webb Space Telescope and more. If you’re interested in space exploration, Mars colonization, and everything to do with space travel and the space race... you’ve come to the right channel! We love space and hope to inspire others to learn more!

#Spacex #Space #Mars

[RidiculousRocketry]

Thought provoking and obviously well researched. Some people delight in poking holes in your content. They should start their own channels. I appreciate your hard work and quality production.

[Pisti]

Welcome back and congratulations Sean!

[ThisNoName]

Shouldn't have left China out, big mistake

[livingdeadbtu]

The iss was all about learning about long term space. What happens when you are in space long enough to visit another planet? Apollo gave us more questions than answers. It showed us what we didn't know. Questions we didn't even know to ask before we went to the moon

[TheKdcool]

The ISS did help US/Russia relations for two decades! Really a shame how it ended up :(

[TheChoyamoya]

Great video with some cool facts in it. Thank you so much!

[byiozvt]

10:17 not true, they were just more efficient. The Soviets made most of the achievements up until the American moon landing. The Americans focused on redundancy, while the Soviets focused on reliability, so this could be a reason for looking less advanced. The Soviet space missions were often exceeding or on par with American space missions.

[SpaceMINUTES]

In the 1980s, the Soviet Union and the United States took the first steps in building their own space stations, but were ineffective in establishing a long-term station around the Earth. Meanwhile, the European Space Agency (ESA) also began participating in the space race and developing its own research satellites and rockets such as Ariane 1.

[allgood]

Thanks for this. I have seen the ISS go over a few times. thanks from NZ👍🚀🇳🇿

[Cirunz]

Ok now I'll watch valerian movie intro again and I'll find a corner to cry for a while

[danielsweeney]

Question- we all know the ISS is getting old and will be replaced. Wouldn’t make since to use some of the modules of the ISS to build the new station?

[maxcolvin]

I just downloaded perplexity and so far I really like it. It has potential!!

[stylin]

Keep it up guys. I am a HUGE space and space history nerd. And yet I learn something new with each of your videos. Bravo brothers!

[KGTiberius]

Excellent history and politics. Well done.

[ChrisBrengel]

Great video! I knew some of this but the rest was absolutely fascinating! :-)

[vinnylamoureux]

So why are the space modules pink? Is there a source of pink light somewhere ?

[Good_Minso]

Sean is it you or is Ted getting creepy good at imitating you? xD

[TheGenericavatar]

My dad worked in military related aerospace up until the 90's. He was of the opinion that US was doing a handout to Russian engineers to prevent them from going to other hostile countries like China, Iran, etc.

[moodogco]

U missed out the uk flag as it was started with esa & the first stage of Arian 1 was the British black arrow cancelled rocket!!!

[ItzMY_YT]

It's so sad that the ISS is going... There was History there!!!