9M views · 18K reactions | Fly side-by-side with astronauts in this breathtaking 360 film shot on board the International Space Station. Experience weightlessness, hurtle around the globe at 17,000 mph…and take in an impossibly stunning view of our home that just might change how you think about Earth. | National Geographic TV | Facebook

Animals experiencing the effects of zero gravity. Their weightlessness leads to unexpected and amusing behaviors, showcasing the unique challenges and adaptations required for life beyond Earth's gravity. Let's appreciate the wonder of space exploration and the fascinating ways animals adapt to new environments. Liked the content? Follow @interestingside ✨ | Interesting Videos

Astronauts often faint upon returning to Earth due to the effects of prolonged weightlessness on their circulatory system. In microgravity, blood and fluids shift toward the upper body, reducing the workload on the heart. Over time, this leads to weakened blood vessel responsiveness and reduced blood volume. When astronauts return to Earth’s gravity, their bodies struggle to regulate blood pressure properly, leading to orthostatic hypotension (a sudden drop in blood pressure when standing), whic