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 How do Astronauts Use the Toilet in Space
How do Astronauts Use the Toilet in Space
We all know that in space there is no gravity, thus things don’t fall down as they do on earth, they just float. Ok but what do you do when you need to go to the toilet, you don’t want your “things” to float all over the place do you? picked by niceplime 2 years ago
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 New Challenge for Space Station Crew: A Broken Toilet
New Challenge for Space Station Crew: A Broken Toilet
Four words you don’t want to hear in space:
“The toilet is broken.” picked by ozero 2 years ago
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 The 60's - The beginning of mankind's journeys into space
The 60's - The beginning of mankind's journeys into space
On April 12, 1961, the Soviets launched a 27-year-old fighter pilot named Yuri Gagarin on the world's first piloted space mission. picked by suebe 3 years ago
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 What do you do when the space station toilet breaks?
What do you do when the space station toilet breaks?
The bathroom lines at the already crowded international space station got a lot longer Sunday because of a flooded toilet. The toilet repair work fell to Belgian Frank De Winne, who had to don goggles, gloves and a mask. With 13 astronauts aboard NASA declined to speculate whether overuse caused the toilet trouble. picked by equinox 5 months ago
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 Space Wheat Could Feed Astronauts on Mars
Space Wheat Could Feed Astronauts on Mars
Molecular biologist Robert Ferl of the University of Florida and colleagues studied wheat seeds descended from plants that flew on the Russian Mir space station. The progenitor plants were in space for 167 days in 1991. When they were brought back to Earth, the plants gave rise to viable offspring seeds.

*Just keep it away from the Tribbles. picked by kakana 4 months ago
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 NASA finds tiny hole in Atlantis caused by space debris
NASA finds tiny hole in Atlantis caused by space debris
NASA discovered that space shuttle Atlantis has been holed by a tiny piece of space debris. The 1/10-inch hole represents the second largest debris damage event ever identified. Fortunately, it missed everything that was important to the mission. Space debris is an increasingly challenging problem. picked by Fanatic 3 years ago
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 Space Curry - Now Safe For Sealed Space Suit Wearers
Space Curry - Now Safe For Sealed Space Suit Wearers
The Indian space programme hit a minor snag when it came to the menu. Many traditional dishes have side effects that you don't necessarily want in a confined space with limited breathable air on board. The Defence Food Research Laboratory have stepped up to help create a more pleasant atmosphere. picked by pocksucket 8 months ago
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 Far-Out Photo: Sunrise in Space
Far-Out Photo: Sunrise in Space
A new picture of a sunrise from space was taken with a handheld camera by astronauts Friday on the day the Space Shuttle Endeavour docked with the International Space Station during shuttle mission STS-127.

Earth's atmosphere appears as a thin crescent shape ranging from white to blue to purple, while the planet in the foreground is a black as the void beyond. picked by AutumnLotus 4 months ago
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 Making Babies in Space May Be Difficult
Making Babies in Space May Be Difficult
Some animals have been bred in space, but not mammals. Japanese researchers are looking into the possibility, and doing experiments with mice on earth that mimic lower gravity space conditions.

There were some baby mice produced after the embryos were implanted, but not many survived compared to a control group picked by Bingo 3 months ago
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 "Houston, We Have A Problem" Again - Gunman and Hostage Dead at Johnson Space Center
"Houston, We Have A Problem" Again - Gunman and Hostage Dead at Johnson Space Center
Gunman kills one male hostage and then himself. Police say the gunman had a hand gun.

5:25pm EST

Isn't NASA a secured facility? Apparently not. picked by indierockcafe 3 years ago
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 Stephen Colbert may be honored with a namesake space toilet
Stephen Colbert may be honored with a namesake space toilet
Need to use the john? Why not use the Colbert instead? Future astronauts may have that option, as NASA is reportedly considering naming a toilet on the International Space Station (ISS) after the comedian. picked by Bornbad 8 months ago
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 Space Toilet Diaper From Japan
Space Toilet Diaper From Japan
Sensors will detect when the user relieves himself/herself; a rear-mounted suction unit will be automatically activated to draw the waste away from the body.

*I'll never have to leave the couch* picked by Bornbad 11 months ago
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 Firefighters Called Out to Extinguish Giant Toilet Paper Roll Fire
Firefighters Called Out to Extinguish Giant Toilet Paper Roll Fire
The story is pretty short, but I thought it was funny! picked by tlovesd 3 years ago
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 Bugs in Space: Can They Survive?
Bugs in Space: Can They Survive?
Catching a free ride to Mars takes more than sticking out a thumb, but some hardy Earth bacteria could survive as hitchhikers clinging to the outside of spacecraft, studies have shown. Now a set of experiments going up with space shuttle Atlantis to the International Space Station will test how exposure to the harshness of space might change bacteria during a simulated Mars mission. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago
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 First unchanging 'soliton' wave found in space
First unchanging 'soliton' wave found in space
An unusual electrical disturbance has been spotted in space, travelling unchanged through the ionised gas surrounding Earth. A European space mission called Cluster detected a "soliton" wave, a phenomenon similar to the self-contained solitons that can travel along optical fibres and channels of water on Earth. This is the first known soliton in space. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago
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 Salmonella in Space Get Even Nastier
Salmonella in Space Get Even Nastier
Scientists sent Salmonella bacteria to the International Space Station aboard two space shuttle missions in September 2006 and March 2008. The researchers found that when the bacteria were cultured in the microgravity environment of orbit, they became more virulent than those on Earth. The findings showed that the conditions in which the bacteria grows affect how dangerous it will become. picked by AutumnLotus 8 months ago
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 Toilet restaurant
Toilet restaurant
Modern Toilet, a toilet-themed diner is recently seen open in the Shilin district in Taipei, Taiwan. All 100 seats in the crowded diner are made from toilet bowls, not chairs. Sink faucets and gender-coded "WC" signs appear throughout the three-storey facility, one of 12 in an island-wide chain of eateries. Would you like to taste the ice-cream shaped like faeces? Eating here was a very ... read full post picked by urkeee 2 years ago
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 New currency for space travellers
New currency for space travellers
"None of the existing payment systems we use on earth could be used in space. Anything with sharp edges, like coins, would be a risk to astronauts while the chips and magnetic strips used in our cards on Earth would be damaged beyond repair by cosmic radiation". picked by DrNothing 2 years ago
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 Astronauts On Alert Again Tonight--Space Junk
Astronauts On Alert Again Tonight--Space Junk
Last week astronauts aboard the International Space Station hustled themselves into a Russian space capsule as protection from some errant space junk. Orbiting the Earth at approximately 17,500 mph nearly any object can cause catastrophic damage. Tonight another alert! A cloud of 300 odd pieces of debris from an ill-fated 1981 Russian satellite will be in the neighborhood. picked by Bornbad 9 months ago
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 Space rocks turned tide for Earth
Space rocks turned tide for Earth
A storm of meteorites that pounded Earth and Mars four billion years ago may have made the planets warmer and wetter.

Researchers superheated younger space rocks to measure the gases that would have been shed as meteorites entered fledgling atmospheres during the storm.

There would have been enough to create warmer and wetter planets more amenable to life, they say. picked by bingo 6 months ago
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 Geomorphology From Space
Geomorphology From Space
Geomorphology from Space is an out of print 1986 NASA publication edited by Nicholas M. Short, Sr. and Robert W. Blair, Jr. designed for use by the remote sensing science and educational communities to study landforms and landscapes. It has a gallery of space images consisting of 237 plates, each showing a different geographic region where a particular landform theme is exemplified. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago
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