Some everyday things are near-impossible for astronauts to do in space.
Common items like salt and bread are banned from the International Space Station due to fears that they'll send floating pieces everywhere and potentially damage space equipment or accidentally get inhaled by astronauts.
Basic eating, sleeping, and showering habits must also be modified.
When asked if he could cry in space, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield answered, "Can you cry in space?
When it comes to beverages, carbonated drinks are off the table because they aren't buoyant in a weightless environment.
Vickie Kloeris, Subsystem manager for Shuttle and ISS food systems at Johnson Space Center and program manager for NASA FTCSC, told NASA, "carbonated drinks currently don't make the trip because the carbonation and the soda will not separate in microgravity."
christina koch nasa astronaut : NASA astronaut Christina Koch, after the record-breaking stay at the International Space Station – 328 days, is the longest single spaceflight by a woman returned to Earth this week (2nd week of February) after spending nearly 11 months in space.
As per ABC NEWS – As soon as Ms Koch returned to her Texas home her dog joy knew no bounds for their reunion after a very long time.
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On Halloween 2019, NASA has been sharing two images of stars, galaxies that appear as "galactic ghouls," "cosmic pumpkins.” On Twitter, NASA shared two impressive images of the universe just before Halloween.
The first photo was taken on October 8, 2014, by the Solar Dynamics Observatory.These areas of the sun operate, radiating the color like a burning lantern, and reminiscent of the pumpkin, the symbol of the ghost festival.Another photo posted by the agency and described as a "spooky appearance".
This image looks like a giant devil face in the universe.
In fact, this is actually a sight of two galaxies colliding, taken with the Hubble Space telescope in June.NASA explains that each "eye" is the core of a galaxy and they interact with each other.
"These bright cores create the image of a face with the outline of new blue stars.
Other clusters form the nose and mouth," NASA said.According to NASA, this is a rare case in the universe.