The (new) Space Thread 🌌📡🔭🗿🛸🤖

[Ekco]

No, the Apollo missions (1960s–1970s) did not have a conventional flush toilet or a dedicated bathroom area
. Because of the extreme weight restrictions and limited space

The Artemis II mission features the
Universal Waste Management System (UWMS), making it the first toilet to travel to deep space.

more importantly its the furthest a toilet has ever traveled

[BradZax]

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more importantly its the furthest a toilet has ever traveled

That’s interesting. I saw a demo of how they go to the bathroom on the international space station and I was like that’s kind of worse than prison.

[BradZax]

Piece of the center of our galaxy flys through our back yard:

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They're sending a toilet to go look at the shit the Chinese took videos of 2 years ago!?

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[Reiwa]

Apollo 11 could mean death knell for flat earth society

July 16, 1969

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[BradZax]

Ill be honest, watching everyone flip out over pictures of the earth we've seen 1000s of but when a piece of the center of our galaxy flew by and they just choked their chickens really grinds my gears.

[BradZax]

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[Ekco]

Artemis 2 astronauts — now halfway to the moon — report 'burning smell' from toilet, but everything's fine

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[BradZax]

[Reiwa]

The writer's barely-disguised fetish

[Duik]

Have they hit the fermament yet?