Where do the Shen 10 astronauts go to the toilet?

There is a special toilet. It can be recycled and will not pollute space. >>>More

With the large-scale spacecraft and the improvement of environmental control systems, astronauts can eat without helmets or even spacesuits. On the Skylab orbital station in the United States, in addition to heaters for serving hot food, there are also refrigerators. The shuttle's galley has been able to store more than 100 kinds of food, and the crew can eat different meals every day. >>>More

In the absence of gravity in space, feces and urine will not sink and will drift into the cabin if you are not careful. Now the equipment has been improved a lot, and the problem of discharge and delivery has been solved very well. Even female astronauts can use it with peace of mind without worrying about being "ugly". >>>More

Going to the toilet is like a roller coaster diapers are used with each spaceship, and there are unisex toilets installed on every spaceship. Although it doesn't look like anything special, its design is different from the average toilet on Earth. Solid and liquid excreta each have their own receiving containers. >>>More

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