Space Comms's video: Pinson Valley High School ARISS contact

Astronaut Ricky Arnold talking to Pinson Valley High School students on April 10th, 2018. This is a quick edit mostly so the folks in Alabama can see what it sounded like from a completely different place. I received this in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, at the Red Hat parking deck, where I work. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/spacecomms Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/SpaceComms1?sub_confirmation=1 I missed the first half of the contact because it came in range of me after it was already in range of the school. I also missed a good portion of my pass due to a big building downtown blocking the signal. At the end since it was still in range of me after it went out of range for them, I may have received some transmissions from Scott that they missed, or at least with less noise. Here are the questions he answered: 9. What is the scariest part of space travel; the launch, living on the ISS, or re-entry? 10. What happens if someone was to have a heart attack, get sick, or have another medical emergency in space? 11. What is a typical day aboard the ISS like? 12. Since the ISS hosts astronauts from different countries, what language is spoken aboard the ISS? 13. Besides your family, what do you miss most about life on earth? 14. What fuels the ISS? 15. What kind of medical testing does an astronaut have to go through to be physically and mentally ready for duty? 16. Can you easily communicate with your family members while you are aboard the ISS? 17. What are some hazards in space? 18. Have any organisms been born or conceived in space? 19. What happens if a fire occurs on the ISS? 20. Since you cannot really take a good shower in space, is the ISS smelly? Music at end: https://soundcloud.com/firelightfm/creative-commons-dubstep