The body is wonderfully good at adapting to what it needs at the moment, and as you don't need much strength in weightlessness, you loselose strength from your muscles and your bones quite fast. Then when you get back to Earth you're weak as a kitten and everything becomes real difficult. By exercising in space you can trick the body not to lose that much strength, which helps you when you get back to Earth.
Astronauts live on the International Space Station (ISS) in a controlled environment with sleeping quarters, workstations, and exercise equipment. They consume specially packaged and rehydrated food and drinks that are prepared on Earth and delivered to the ISS. For sleeping, astronauts have sleeping bags to secure themselves in microgravity. The space station has a specialized toilet with vacuum suction to collect waste, which is then disposed of during re-entry.
Space boots are important for astronauts as they provide protection from extreme temperatures, sharp objects, and potential hazards on the lunar or Martian surface. They also help to maintain stability and traction on uneven or slippery terrain, allowing astronauts to move safely and efficiently during spacewalks or extravehicular activities.
A space crew might stay on the ISS for about 6 months. They have to exercise so that their muscles dont die away. They have Treadmill, Stationary Bikes, and ressisting bungee cords. They sleep in a sleeping bag attached to the wall. They will never hear anything in outer space, because space is like a vacuum. There is noise you hear in the Station, That is a background noise like a vacuum. Cosmonauts get paid on accpleshments, and if they fail, they were docked their pay. Their pay is the same as all the Marines.
No dead bodies have been found in space as astronauts who have passed away are typically returned to Earth. However, some cremated remains of deceased individuals have been sent into space as part of memorial services.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station use a system called the Food Heater for rehydratable meals and an oven for heating prepackaged meals. The Food Heater uses hot water to activate a heat exchanger to warm up the food, while the oven can bake or warm food just like on Earth.
i dont know, maybe they get scared or surpriced
you'll get fat
dont no !
they dont lose bones you fool! where would they go? what, do they flush them out their space toilets?
i think not because astronouts dont go to space no more.
I think they eat space chips (crisps) or something like that!! If they dont eat that they dont eat anything. I think!!
i dont think usally since they useally try to keep the foood as fresh as possible in space
Astronauts live on the International Space Station (ISS) in a controlled environment with sleeping quarters, workstations, and exercise equipment. They consume specially packaged and rehydrated food and drinks that are prepared on Earth and delivered to the ISS. For sleeping, astronauts have sleeping bags to secure themselves in microgravity. The space station has a specialized toilet with vacuum suction to collect waste, which is then disposed of during re-entry.
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Why have scientists developed exercises for astronauts living in outer space for long periods of time? Due to lack of gravitational field all the systms of the body but especially the musculoskeletal system is affected, in terms of bone resorption. To mninimize the effects of zero gravity exercises are developed.
they dont use the shwer like we do they use a special soap with chemicals and bacterial stuff.
so they dont get their eyes sucked out of their head, watch the movie armegeddon