Who Is in Space? Right Now, 10 Humans Are Orbiting Earth
Whoisinspace.com/
A live dashboard tracking the 10 humans currently in space. It lists crews aboard the ISS, including SpaceX Crew-12 and Soyuz MS-29, plus China's Tiangong station with Shenzhou 23. Each astronaut's total time in space is shown, from Jessica Meir's 420 days to newcomers with just over 65 days.
THERE ARE 10 HUMANS IN SPACE
- Philip-J-Fry
Destin of Smarter Every Day went down the drain in my books as soon as he published a video about Flagella, and ended it by suggesting it could be intelligent design and told viewers to read a book authored by someone who is a staunch believer of intelligent design.
Crossed the line as a science Youtuber. You don't need to be athiest to be a scientist, and he definitely isn't. But you should at least know the line.
Finding out this site is basically just a copy of something that already existed and something they knew existed just further degrades my opinion of him. Especially with it being littered with ads. The ad literally takes up half my screen.
- hamdingers
Reminds me of the original: https://www.howmanypeopleareinspacerightnow.com/
- bcorigliano
A good concept, I like it! But pleas make ads less invasive. I understand we all need to pay our bills, but that shouldn't interfere with the user experience.
Besides that, I didn't know there were so many guys in space as we speak!
- spprashant
This is how I discover China has its own space station.
> When China formally requested to join the ISS program in 2007, Roscosmos and the European Space Agency (ESA) supported cooperation with China, but the Wolf Amendment, enacted by the United States since 2011, prohibited Chinese participation. That same year, China launched Tiangong-1, gaining rendezvous and docking experience.
10 years later, they had a fully operation space station. Say what you will, the Chinese are efficient once they set their mind to something.
- darknavi
> WHO IS IN SPACE is a project created by Destin Sandlin of Smarter Every Day and Geoff Barrett.
Neat. Destin has a great talk that he gave to/at NASA about Artemis a few years ago.