American astronaut Kjell Lindgren in the video demonstrated to the world the professionalism of playing the bagpipes in zero gravity. While living on the International space station, an astronaut sang a Christian hymn "amazing Grace". The video already looked more than 25 thousand people. Weekdays of astronauts to the International space station (ISS) is unlikely someone prividitsya boring. In addition to the main tasks of maintenance and repair work and perform all sorts of research in my spare time, the astronauts are trying to diversify their stay in zero gravity. So, NASA astronaut Chell Lindgren recorded a video showing how he plays the bagpipes. Member of the international expedition to float in weightlessness and in the meanwhile singing the famous Christian hymn Amazing Grace ("amazing grace"). A video posted on the channel of the American space Agency on Youtube, looked more than 25 thousand people. Remember that this is not the 1st a similar option. As we were informed Days.Roux, in early may 2013 a video clip of the commander of the ISS Chris Hadfield broke the record for hits on YouTube. Within a few hours the 1st in the history of music video, developed in space, has gathered over 2 million hits. Hadfield performed to the accompaniment of a guitar hit of David Bowie's Space Oddity. At one point, the astronaut has slightly changed the words, adapting them to the realities of the space. So there was a line: "Close the hatch "Union" and put your helmet on". With all this Hatfield, like his guitar, floating in zero gravity, and the portholes could see the Ground. Experts in psychology advise the astronauts in their free time to do something unusual and exciting. Considering opinion of experts, this unites and makes it easier to endure the hardships of staying in orbit. Russian astronauts regularly perform tips doctors: not so long ago they gave the whole circus on Board the ISS. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/7DWzmq9e0Lw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>