was toothpaste used in a misson in space
Yes. Astronauts in space use toothpaste that is edible. Because of the absence of gravity in space, being able to swallow toothpaste is much more convenient for astronauts than having to spit it out. For this reason, edible toothpaste is used.
Th astronauts used it for brushing their teeth up in space. Since ther is no gravity in space they had to swallow it.
Tools such as satellites, space shuttles, and telescopes are used to explore space. Satellites take photos of certain objects in space depending on the mission. Obviously, space shuttles contain humans that are sent on a mission to explore certain object in space. Telescopes are used from Earth.
The Space Shuttle Program was started in 1986, and is projected to have its last mission in November of 2010.
They get fit and go under water so they can get used to no gravity and no air
yes
Yes. Astronauts in space use toothpaste that is edible. Because of the absence of gravity in space, being able to swallow toothpaste is much more convenient for astronauts than having to spit it out. For this reason, edible toothpaste is used.
Apollo 11
Th astronauts used it for brushing their teeth up in space. Since ther is no gravity in space they had to swallow it.
Most toothpaste is harmful to the body if consumed in large amounts. This is because of the fluorides in it so I don't believe so.
Velcro, and tubes like those used for toothpaste.
Tools such as satellites, space shuttles, and telescopes are used to explore space. Satellites take photos of certain objects in space depending on the mission. Obviously, space shuttles contain humans that are sent on a mission to explore certain object in space. Telescopes are used from Earth.
space station
Training for a simulated space mission
they used urine as toothpaste
Gloves and boots are used for each and every mission in which astronauts are in space or on the moon. They are integral to any closed space suit. Without them astronauts would subjected to the vacuum of space and die almost instantly.
The Space Shuttle Program was started in 1986, and is projected to have its last mission in November of 2010.