🚀 No Burping in Space! 😱

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. 🍽️💨 This is why a burp on Earth is just a release of air, no mess! 😅 However, in space, there's no gravity to separate the gas from the solids and liquids in your stomach. 🛸 So, instead of just burping, the gas mixes with the liquids and solids, causing what feels like a mini vomit. 🤢🌌 Astronauts have to be extra careful, as this could make eating and digestion much trickier up there! 🥴 facts fun fact science

🚀 NASA Can Now "Email" Tools to Astronauts Thanks to 3D Printing 🛠️📩

🛰️🚀 Getting new tools to astronauts used to take months or even years ⏳. But now, thanks to 3D printing 🖨️, NASA can send tools 🛠️ to the Space Station in just hours ⏱️, almost like emailing them! 📧👨‍🚀👩‍🚀 fact facts fun fact technology

🚀 Neil Armstrong's Hair Was Sold for $3,000! 💇‍♂️

In 2004, Neil Armstrong's hair was sold for an incredible $3,000! 💸 The buyer, John Reznikoff, holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of celebrity hair. ✂️✨ However, Armstrong’s lawyers threatened to sue the barber, Marx Sizemore, for violating Ohio's law that protects the rights of famous people. 🚨 Sizemore refused to pay, while Reznikoff kept the hair but donated the $3,000 to charity. 🏅💰 facts fun fact

That made me spit out my food 🚀

its only funny till it does not hurt you

☕ Espresso Maker Sent to Space in 2015 🚀

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 🌍✨! Thanks to a collaboration between the Italian Space Agency and coffee giant Lavazza, specially designed coffee capsules were sent up to the International Space Station 🚀, bringing a little piece of home to the stars. ☕🌟 facts fun fact food technology