Installing the first segment of the truss called P6. This is the start of the "backbone" of the International Space Station!

The S0 Truss was the first large piece of the Integrated Truss Structure. It was mounted on top of the Destiny Module.

In 2006, a stubborn solar array on the ISS refused to fold properly. Astronauts tried several things to fix it, ultimately giving it a poke with an improvised tool. In space, sometimes the simplest solution works best!

Each piece of the International Space Station's truss was designed to fit inside the Space Shuttle's payload bay for delivery. It was a perfect fit!

Spacesuit video comes out Friday morning! (US Time)

The spacesuit backpack is called the PLSS (Portable Life Support System) - it has the oxygen tanks, pumps, electronics, and water to cool the suit!

Riding the YouTube Algorithm! Thank you for all the views🤩

Maybe I'm the only one that thinks about this...but I kind of like seeing AI fail. When you realize that a human is still needed to complete the task! 🤔

Merry Christmas and happy holidays!🎄🎁❄️ ...and be ready for a new video on Friday morning (US Time)🤗

The Lego version of the Lunar Rover is a lot more accurate than I thought it would be!

This is where it all starts! The D-handle is pulled to release three pins that will free the Lunar Rover from it's launch restraints.

Here's a few comparison images from the latest animation. We tried to make sure the visuals were accurate. How do you think we did?🤔