Astronaut Chris Hadfield's Extraordinary Life in Space:
Astronaut Chris Hadfield's Extraordinary Life in Space:
Vegetables come in dehydrated packs, and require rehydration from a special machine before eating
Wringing out a soaked cloth doesn't really do much
When making sandwiches, astronauts use tortillas instead of bread because tortillas don’t create crumbs
You have to be careful when you open a can of mixed nuts in space
There’s pretty much only one option for haircuts in space, and there’s a specially designed hair clipper on the ISS attached to a vacuum to keep hair from floating away
When you brush your teeth in space, the only way to get rid of the toothpaste when you’re finished is to swallow it
You shouldn't cry in space because your tears just hang out on your face
Sleeping in space requires special tethered sleeping bags in little sleeping compartments so you don’t float all over the place
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