r/foundsatan • u/Adri868 • 10d ago

This will forever be the greatest prank in existence

2.8k Upvotes

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u/mellonians 10d ago

This is where holly needs to say that there's a 4th lifeform on board and let the crew start searching for it about half hour before hand.

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u/uk_com_arch 10d ago

It’s a quagaar warrior! QuagAArs Double a actually, it’s a name I made up.

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u/Propatomdhi 10d ago

Its.a.garbage.pod.

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u/MuddlinThrough 10d ago edited 9d ago

They probably need a campaign for the liberation of intelligent and terrifying organisms and reintegration into society

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u/MojoDex 9d ago

Not before they give quiche a chance!

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u/muppet_master_ 10d ago

The suit was gifted by Mark Kelly to his brother Scott, who is wearing it in the video. He did not smuggle it. It was dropped off with a cargo delivery.

I'm not sure why this makes it funnier, but the astronaut he finds and chases was British

Fun fact, he tried sending him a suit in 2015 on an unmanned space x ship but it blew up

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u/TwistedHermes 9d ago

I now want Mark Kelly to be my next president. Love this energy.

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u/DarthJarJar242 9d ago

I've wanted Mark Kelly for President since he got into politics. I think an intelligent, well rounded, scientific mind would be a refreshing change of pace.

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u/AnotherRTFan 4d ago

I was just telling my grandparents (Dems) Mark Kelly would be an excellent nominee. He's level headed, empathetic, smart, & as seen here has a great sense of humor.

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u/stevenm1993 9d ago

Thanks.

Tom Peak (the other astronaut) knew about it. He played along for the gag.

Snopes

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u/muppet_master_ 9d ago

Yeah. I don't think NASA would look back and laugh about an actual distressed astronaut

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u/Maca-Pyon 10d ago

Maybe this was his whole motivation to become an astronaut.

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u/Anarch-ish 10d ago

It's an estimated $10,000-15,000 USD of fuel and effort for each lbs. of weight to shuttle into space and dock to a station. A full gorilla suit like this weighs about 6 pounds.

This is roughly a $75,000 prank that could have caused any number of issues or accidents if NASA didn't know about this.

Still worth it.

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u/thatguygxx 10d ago

Ive seen before but I just noticed how many exposed wires not exposed exposed but wires sticking out from walls, there are on the ISS. 

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u/kevin_7777777777 10d ago

Now a senator

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u/DarthJarJar242 9d ago

Not quite, this is Scott Kelly, his brother Mark Kelly is the Senator.

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u/kevin_7777777777 16h ago

Oh, is the caption wrong?

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u/Stretch5678 10d ago

Absolute madlad.

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u/HideFromMyMind 10d ago

"If you're Mark Kelly, then who's that?"

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

That was epic lol

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u/Background_Cash_1351 10d ago

You blew it up! How could you!

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u/shit_ass_mcfucknuts 9d ago

This makes me like him even more!

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u/namesareunavailable 10d ago

Was it the last time he was allowed to go to the iss or is this an ai video?

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u/Admirable_Web_2619 10d ago

I saw this years ago, before AI videos were convincing. I’m pretty sure it’s real

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u/muppet_master_ 10d ago

Yeah it was 2016

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u/namesareunavailable 10d ago

still, looking how he went thru there, as if it was just some cheap environment like his livingroom.

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u/Ok_Adhesiveness_4939 9d ago

Surely sped up.

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u/TangoMikeOne 9d ago

The fake eruption of Mt Edgecumbe I think edges it - not least because the guy waited a few years for clear weather.

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u/AwkwardCost1764 9d ago

“I mean it’s probably my buddy… right?”