Nataliya’s Reviews > Why Am I Taller? What Happens to an Astronaut's Body in Space > Status Update
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“Most dead skin is washed down the drain when we bathe, but in space there’s no shower and no gravity for the particles to fall to the floor — the dead skin simply floats in the air.”
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Space seems less and less glamorous with each moment. 🤦♀️
— Jul 22, 2022 11:08PM
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Space seems less and less glamorous with each moment. 🤦♀️
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“In 2013, NASA released the mission logs of the Apollo 10 mission, which graphically documented the problem of a “turd floating through the air.”
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Space flight is so glamorous!
— Jul 21, 2022 09:35PM
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Space flight is so glamorous!
Nataliya
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“For instance, studies in space have shown that astronauts’ arteries stiffen, aging the vessels by an equivalent of 20 years on Earth for every six-month or so period in space.”
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I may have to reconsider my childhood astronaut dream…
— Jul 21, 2022 07:25PM
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I may have to reconsider my childhood astronaut dream…
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Jul 23, 2022 06:37AM
Ewwww. Dandruff as a public health emergency....
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No showers. You have to wear your underwear for 3 days and your T-shirt for 10 days. Not for the faint of heart and, ahem, faint of nose
Left Coast Justin wrote: "Ewwww. Dandruff as a public health emergency...."Yup. Bonding experience - floating through your colleagues dandruff clouds…
Westerly wrote: "No showers. You have to wear your underwear for 3 days and your T-shirt for 10 days. Not for the faint of heart and, ahem, faint of nose"And apparently you have to take off your socks very carefully to avoid releasing your shed dad skin to float alongside you in the air. 🤢
Urgh. I did not think about this. Breathing in your colleagues' callus and dandruffs goes a bit beyond the usual bonding experiences at corporate retreats 😂
I assume, Nataliya, you meant 'dead' and not 'Dad'
When you say let's eat Dad instead of let's eat, Dad. Punctuation saves lives. However, I suspect this dad was just a typo.
Westerly wrote: "Urgh. I did not think about this. Breathing in your colleagues' callus and dandruffs goes a bit beyond the usual bonding experiences at corporate retreats 😂"😂😂😂
Left Coast Justin wrote: "I assume, Nataliya, you meant 'dead' and not 'Dad'"Certainly. Although if there’s generational space travel, then it may end up being Dad skin 😂
mwana wrote: "Justin! 😂😂😂😂😂😂"I’m terrible with typos on my phone 😔
Westerly wrote: "When you say let's eat Dad instead of let's eat, Dad. Punctuation saves lives. However, I suspect this dad was just a typo."And that’s why I never forget that particular comma.
