SpaceX Dragon Interior Can't STOP Taking Over the others!
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0:00 Intro
0:44 Astronaut said about Dragon
5:00 Dragon vs Space Shuttle
6:56 Spacesuit
7:57 Seats
8:39 Cabin Environment
9:14 Toilet
11:12 Dragon vs Starliner
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SpaceX Dragon Interior Can't STOP Taking Over the others!
Massive Surprises Inside SpaceX Dragon Capsule to Astronauts!
Astronauts Reveal: Inside Dragon is vastly modern, comfortable than others
So last uh flight was like by Soyuz and this time as a crew dragon. I was so surprised actually. Crew dragon flight was so smooth and very comfortable.
Every astronaut who has flown on spacecraft like the Space Shuttle, Soyuz or even Starliner, and then gets a chance to sit inside SpaceX’s Dragon almost always walks away with the exact same reaction: Shock!
They’re shocked by how comfortable it feels. Shocked by how modern everything looks and operates. And many of them even say the same thing afterward:“This doesn’t feel like something built in this century.”
So what exactly did SpaceX change inside Crew Dragon to make it feel crazy so far ahead of another competitor out there?
Let’s find out!
SpaceX Dragon Interior Can't STOP Taking Over the others!
Massive Surprises Inside SpaceX Dragon Capsule to Astronauts!
Astronauts Reveal: Inside Dragon is vastly modern, comfortable than others
If you want to know what makes SpaceX’s Crew Dragon special, you could start with its technology. But there may be a better way.
Ask the people who actually have to live inside it.
Because rockets can be judged by thrust, spacecraft can be judged by performance, and missions can be judged by statistics. But comfort is something much harder to measure. And when astronauts who have flown multiple generations of spacecraft start comparing their experiences, their comments reveal something that technical specifications often miss.
During the Crew-11 press conference, for example, JAXA astronaut Kimiya Yui had an unusually useful perspective. He had previously flown aboard Russia’s Soyuz, so he knew exactly what it was like to operate a spacecraft built around a very different philosophy.
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