π Neil Armstrong's Hair Was Sold for $3,000! πββοΈ
In 2004, Neil Armstrong's hair was sold for an incredible $3,000! πΈ The buyer, John Reznikoff, holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of celebrity hair. βοΈβ¨ However, Armstrongβs lawyers threatened to sue the barber, Marx Sizemore, for violating Ohio's law that protects the rights of famous people. π¨ Sizemore refused to pay, while Reznikoff kept the hair but donated the $3,000 to charity. π π° factsfun fact
On Earth, when you burp, gravity helps keep the food, liquids, and solids in your stomach while allowing only the gas to escape through your mouth. π½οΈπ¨ This is why a burp on Earth is just a release of air, no mess! π However, in space, there's no gravity to separate the gas from the solids and liquids in your stomach. πΈ So, instead of just burping, the gas mixes with the liquids and solids, causing what feels like a mini vomit. π€’π Astronauts have to be extra careful, as this could make eating and digestion much trickier up there! π₯΄ factsfun factscience
In 2015, space history took a cozy turn when Samantha Cristoforetti became the first astronaut to enjoy a warm cup of espresso while in orbit πβ¨! Thanks to a collaboration between the Italian Space AgencyΒ and coffee giant Lavazza, specially designed coffee capsules were sent up to the International Space Station π, bringing a little piece of home to the stars. βπ factsfun factfoodtechnology