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What You Didn’t Know About Scott Kelly and Living in Space (Floating Urine is Involved)
First Ever NASA Reddit AMA from Space Recap
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly hosted a Reddit Ask Me Anything on Jan. 23 where people, well, asked him anything.
Kelly answered a range of questions from whether the crew members play space pranks on one another (“Occasionally…” Kelly said without elaboration.) to whether Kelly’s recovery plan will be different than normal (“I think my rehab plan is the same as if I were here for 6 months, but I’m not positive.”).
To start off, here are a few quick facts we learned about Kelly during the AMA:
The advice he would’ve given himself before going into space on day 1 would be to pack lighter.
His favorite David Bowie song is “Modern Love,” and his favorite non-space related movie is “The Godfather.“
He uses a Nikon D4 when taking pictures (camera settings and lenses vary).
He thought it was cool to watch the movie “Gravity” while he was on the space station, because that’s where the movie took place.
Once he lands, Kelly will miss the challenge of being aboard the space station the most.
Here are a few fun questions that astronaut Scott Kelly answered:
What’s the creepiest thing you’ve encountered while on the job?
Could a rogue spaceship sneak up on the space station?
We finally got an answer for one thing so many of you have been curious about…why does Scott Kelly always fold his arms?
When astronauts go up to space, they experience something very few others have and see Earth from a very unique perspective. What’s one thing Kelly will do differently once he returns home?
Kelly also told one user something unusual about being in space that people normally don’t think about: feet calluses.
Another user wanted to know what the largest societal misconception about space/space travel is. According to Kelly, it has nothing to do with science.
To read the entire Reddit AMA with Kelly, visit his IAmA thread.
Kelly’s #YearInSpace ends Mar. 2. Follow him until the end of the journey (and beyond) on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com
The very first Reddit AMA from space!
Awesome!
I think my favorite part of Commander Kelly’s AMA was realizing that NASA had to ship up the printed Reddit logo for his AMA verification on one of its cargo flights.
It currently costs about $10,000 to send a pound of cargo to low-Earth orbit. There’s about 100 sheets of paper in a pound, so that was a $100 sheet of paper. Maybe the most expensive single Reddit logo on or off this planet.
@jtotheizzoe there are printers on the ISS…basically as soon as NASA could, they developed a micro-g printer. ‘Cause, you know, NASA loves paperwork!
I stand corrected! I just googled this and according to one knowledgable source the ISS is outfitted with an Epson Stylus 800 InkJet printer.
They still had to send the paper up, though! :)
Neil deGrasse Tyson on the Constitution and a Secular America.
Deadpool meets Kylo Ren. [video]
this video speaks to me more than anything else
Sneaky cucumber. [video]
The world is getting better all the time.
We’re living longer than ever.
Global GDP has surged.
Extreme poverty is in free fall.
Deaths from wars are at historical lows…
…As are deaths from HIV/AIDS…
…And many other major diseases.
The spread of democracy has made the world freer and safer.
More people than ever before have enough to eat.
Fewer mothers are dying in childbirth.
More children than ever are seeing their fifth birthday.
And more kids than ever are going to school.
People have never lived longer, better, safer, or richer lives than they do now. In fact, we’re living through what is, by objective metrics, the best time in human history. Learn more here.
When I was a kid I HOARDED every girl hair and kept them separate in my room because I could make batgirl or a cowgirl or or… anything i wanted! It let you do whatever you want! My parents got me a mega blocks girly dollhouse lego knock off for christmas, and it was mostly used as a secret base for spies masquerading as a normal family.
Frankly I didn’t even really give a shit about what gender my toys were. If my own interests and personality are indication, what gender you are is absolutely irrelevant to the subject of who you are. I wanted characters that were cool and interesting and had neat stories, and past that I didn’t care.
Plus, with Bionicle being my main line of interest, it was even more pointless because they are robots and what the hell is gender to a robot anyway?
I WAS NOT PREPARED FOR THIS AND THERE ARE TEARS STREAMING DOWN MY FACE
EXCUSE ME
well whaddya fuckin know
Watch: Bill Nye’s graduation speech was as fiery and inspiring as you’d expect
Bill Nye is killing it!
Wizard Nye upgrade complete.
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An apple a day...
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….OH MY GOD
HOLY SHIT THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE
My mind is extremely boggled.
This is the most interesting thing I’ve read all year.
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