Delivering oxygen to the Space Station
ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst is responsible for unloading all the cargo from ESA’s Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) Georges Lemaître to the International Space Station. This includes the 100 kg of oxygen stored in ATV’s tanks. Here Alexander recorded the process of opening the valves and checking the pressure.
Georges Lemaître bought 6602 kg of freight, including 2680 kg of dry cargo and 3922 kg of water, propellants and gases to the Station.
Find out more about ESA’s largest spacecraft on the ATV blog: http://blogs.esa.int/atv/
Follow Alexander’s Blue Dot mission via alexandergerst.esa.int
Boring
Insoportable los ruidos !
I just want to know what will happen if we pour water on other plant where we(lives both human and non human) have most probablity to live..!????
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So nice. I want to be there someday.
I didn't want to say this becuase is irrelevant but…
Alex is very very handsome. HOW COME IS HE STILL SINGLE??????
And I am too young for him 😔.
Things we take for granted…
The background sound and the video is like the start of a sci-fi horror movie.
Wow, he is handsome!
Well that’s 3 minutes of my life wasted!
I thought there oxygen was made from splitting water?
So what is the saturation temperature of the air in ISS?
Is oxygen delivered by Amazon
This makes no scene explain what we’re looking at
Does nasa send compressed air to the space ship?