How do female astronauts go to the toilet in front of two male astronauts,

The astronauts used an inhalation system to defecate and defecate, and some of the excreted urine would be recycled in the space station's life supply system. The toilet seats that people use on Earth are about 30-45 centimeters in diameter, but in space, astronauts must "align" an opening device with a diameter of 10 centimeters when urinating. They use fixtures to stabilize themselves on the toilet seat, making sure no excrement is spilled. >>>More

Solving this problem is more cumbersome. Short-term flights of less than two days are easy to do, the spacecraft does not need to install toilets, and the astronauts can take an enema before going to space, and then put on diapers. When Shenzhou 5 flew into space for the first time, there was no toilet in it, and Yang Liwei flew in space for nearly 24 hours, and he wore diapers. >>>More

There should be something like a convulsion, you get it out here, and you suck it out there, and the headquarters can let him float everywhere, you say.

Use diapers to urinate, don't poop for 7 days, and don't take a shower for a month. >>>More

Although astronauts are a special group, they are also normal people and also need to eat, drink and lazar, but how do astronauts go to the toilet on the space station? Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, who works on the International Space Station, demonstrates this mysterious and "dirty" process. >>>More