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Ever wondered how astronauts enjoy their morning coffee while floating around in the vastness of space? Well, it's not as simple as brewing a cup in your kitchen and sipping it from your favourite mug. Astronauts have a pretty cool and unique way of enjoying their coffee while they're out there in the space. Why you can't use a regular cup in space? Imagine you're in a spaceship, and you're about to enjoy a cup of coffee. First things first, you can't use a regular cup. Why? Because in space, there's no gravity to keep your coffee in the cup. It would just float away like magic! So, astronauts use specially designed space cups to keep everything under control. What makes the space cups special? These cups have a special shape that gives the angle to make the coffee flow to the edge per capillary action. The best part? These special cups and pouches keep the coffee from floating away, so astronauts can enjoy their caffeine fix without worrying about it escaping into the spaceship. So there you have it, space coffee in a nutshell! Astronauts get to enjoy their daily dose of coffee in a pretty unique way, with special cups. It's just one of the cool things that make life in space a bit different from life on Earth. Cheers to astronauts and their cosmic coffee adventures! But that's not the only clever part of the equation. The coffee itself is also specially prepared for space. Instead of your usual brewed coffee, astronauts have coffee pouches filled with freeze-dried coffee granules. When they're ready for a cup of coffee, they inject hot water into these pouches. This rehydrates the coffee, turning it into a delicious, aromatic brew. Then, with their trusty straw, they can sip it from the specially designed cup without any worry of floating coffee droplets escaping into the spaceship. Also watch: NASA astronaut Frank Rubio breaks US record for longest spaceflight
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