Yes. Six months without changing clothes would be rather unbearable. The astronauts are budgeted the following clothing: 1 pair of shoes for the treadmill 1 pair of shoes for the bike 1 pair of exercise shorts for every 3 days of exercise...
It's 10 years since the first crew entered the International Space Station 220 miles above the Earth. But what is it like aboard a big tin can travelling at 17,500mph?
Did you know, Astronauts can grow up to 7cm as their spines lengthen in the weightlessness of space. European Space Agency astronaut Andreas Mogensen wore th...
After a long day working in orbit, there is nothing like a good night’s sleep! However, sleeping is a little different in space. There is no up or down, and everything is weightless. Astronauts can attach their sleeping bags to a wall or a ceiling, and sleep anywhere as long as they don’t float around and bump into something.
Yes. Six months without changing clothes would be rather unbearable. The astronauts are budgeted the following clothing: 1 pair of shoes for the treadmill 1 pair of shoes for the bike 1 pair of exercise shorts for every 3 days of exercise...
It's 10 years since the first crew entered the International Space Station 220 miles above the Earth. But what is it like aboard a big tin can travelling at 17,500mph?
Did you know, Astronauts can grow up to 7cm as their spines lengthen in the weightlessness of space. European Space Agency astronaut Andreas Mogensen wore th...
After a long day working in orbit, there is nothing like a good night’s sleep! However, sleeping is a little different in space. There is no up or down, and everything is weightless. Astronauts can attach their sleeping bags to a wall or a ceiling, and sleep anywhere as long as they don’t float around and bump into something.
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