No, because it will crumble and get into an electrical socket.
Yes, well first you hydrate it then you eat or cook it in a microwave or oven.
The food is kept in special frozen areas. This helps keeping the food from withering.
Not really. They outer body covering is called chitin.
The water remains as such after people wash their hands. Even on earth, the water is stored somewhere after washing.
Space food has changed a lot in 50 years. The quality and the nutrition value has increased way to much.
Space food is most packaged in cans and tins. This makes their disposal easy and convenient.
The commander of Apollo 11 was Neil Armstrong, the command pilot of Apollo 11 was Michael Colins. the Lunar module pilot of Apollo 11 was Edwin Aldrin.
They make their own oxygen by mixing nitrogen with carbon dioxide.
you need to change your helmet and when you take it off you can not breathe.
This is a trick question.
There are 0 (zero) legs on one worm, so ten worms would also have 0 legs.
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NASA does not make freeze dried food, they buy it from contractors that make it to NASA specifications (like everything else NASA uses).
Freeze dried foods are made by freezing the food, then placing it in a vacuum chamber. The vacuum causes the frozen water in the food to sublime (change directly from solid to vapor without melting). After all the water is removed the food is removed from the vacuum chamber.
Do you mean how do you survive in space?
In that case you would need a space suit. Either that or stay in your space shuttle/ship.
At the gift shop in the National Space Center in Leicester England you can get a bag of space ice cream, or space strawberrys for £1.50 a bag.
Every space center is different and concessions charge various prices.
Actual space food sent up in the shuttle is very expensive since research and development costs are astronomical.
Star Bar. Galaxy Chocolate. Space dust.
The Saturn V rocket carrying Apollo 11 was the ship that took him to the moon in 1969.
Because when you go in space there is no oxygen and the food taste funny.