Many people have dreams of setting foot on the stars, but not everyone asks the question of what astronauts will do in space.
1. All activities are maintained according to the time of an artificial day
Every 24 hours, astronauts on the ISS witness 15 dawns.
2. It takes very rigorous training to walk in space
Astronauts often call spacewalks – or EVAs, for extravehicular activities – some of the most exciting and memorable parts of their space travel.
Once on board a spacecraft, the steps to walking are not simple. EVAs are planned in meticulous detail, sometimes months in advance, and they will have to take a 100-page test to total
3. Use sticky tape and scissors as eating utensils
Food for astronauts in space is always a big difficulty.
4. Clothes are only worn once and worn continuously for many days
Simple tasks like brushing your teeth take a lot of time in zero gravity.
Because personal hygiene is so difficult, showers for bathing on the space station have been replaced with specialized wet towels.