Bruce McCandless was alone in Space #space

In 1984, McCandless was testing a space jetpack system during a mission on the Challenger space shuttle. He bravely ventured out into the vast expanse of space, leaving the ship behind. And then...

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#spaceship #astronaut #bruce

[NorthernCosmos]

I think he is the most courageous man to have ever lived

[satakshisharma]

OMG 😮 human courage knows no limit..👏👏

[George-qrjp]

Yeah nope thats my worst fear just floating away

[praveenpushparajan]

I cant understand, how he got back to the space shuttle. Was he moving along with space shuttle at that speed. Plz explain

[coryhernandez]

He actually said, the crew talking to him in the headset ruined the quiet vacumn of space.

[Raccoon_Jesus]

That is the definition of having giant elephantiasis nuts

[DaveyWest]

It’s the MMU or manned mobility unit…his record still stands

[erroldcruz]

Planet Earth is blue and there's nothing I can do...

[davidr.walters]

To boldly go where no man has gone ,


And find a mall

[LasVegas]

Bruce: You guys tested this?
NASA: Yes
Bruce: Many times?
NASA Many times!
Bruce: How many times is many?

[markbenitez]

A whole new meaning to “should I just send it?”

[howtoeatanelephant]

he went without a tether to test out a new jetpack style propeller i believe

[udayshetty]

I just wanted to know,
If anybody get dropped in space, could we pin point his direction
The exact spot where he is?

How?

[paulyagoda]

I thought it was between 4000 and 6000 degrees there.

[mb]

He wasn’t alone . He was couple feet away from the space station. U want to be alone. Do laps around the world

[Sheen]

Space is anything but empty. It is magical, unlike what materialists say.

[Allworldsk]

You notice how everything was more advanced back in the past?

[EZFPS-PCS]

Yea that’s a dummy mission haha no way would I have tried that. Theirs no point of doing it untethered other than the fact u dead😂

[JamesGP]

No it's not its a bloke floating in the NBL

[kevinbarr]

Come on... do people really believe this?