Because there is very little or no gravity in space, so if they ate their food off a plate the food would just float away
Space food has progressed from bland, tasteless food that the astronauts squeezed from tubes to dehydrated meals. .
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Astronauts eat regular food, it is just that the food floats around and people call it, space food
Pretty well, thank you.
They don't. They go indoors where it is safe to take off the spacesuit and then eat.
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The food of the astronauts are in tubes and daily trays. The food is in tubes as they will float about and be messy, as there is no gravity out there.
Space food has progressed from bland, tasteless food that the astronauts squeezed from tubes to dehydrated meals. .
Space food has progressed from bland, tasteless food that the astronauts squeezed from tubes to dehydrated meals. .
astronauts eat 21 servings of food in a week
It comes in tubes in order to cope with lack of gravity.
Early astronauts ate bite sized cubes, freeze-dried powders, and semi-liquids stuffed into tubes. After much complaining, astronauts were given better foods such as: bite sized cubes coated in Gelatin, shrimp cocktails, chicken, vegetables, butterscotch pudding, and applesauce.
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Space craft and space suits have climate control systems. In a space suit, astronauts have an undergarment with small tubes running through it. Water is pumped through these tubes to control the temperature. Typically, keeping warm is NOT the problem for astronauts, they tend to overheat all too easily. Cooling off is a bigger problem for astronauts.
they have a secret opening in the back of their helmets and they eat out of there.
Yes they do