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Anonymous users2024-01-24On the space shuttle, women can urinate standing up.
The design of the toilet seat allows astronauts to choose their own position at will. The advantage of this set of equipment is that, at least on the shuttle, it is possible to urinate standing up. A funnel device on a set of hoses allows astronauts --- male or female to urinate standing up.
If they prefer, they can sit and untie their hands, they just need to connect it to the toilet with a swivel bracket. The system separates the solid and liquid excreta, which is flattened and left on the aircraft to be unloaded after landing. Liquid excrement is spilled into space.
NASA hopes to one day recycle this waste.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Float to a dedicated toilet and suck the excrement into a waste collection bag. (Without gravity, you can only float but not walk, and excrement must be collected by air suction).
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
Use diapers to urinate, don't poop for 7 days, and don't take a shower for a month. >>>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
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.
There is a special toilet. It can be recycled and will not pollute space. >>>More