Four astronauts are returning to Earth after a 200 – day stay at the International Space Station. The main problem in their journey of more than eight hours is the toilet. The challenge for them is the leak in the toilet in SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule.
Space travel has always been full of challenges. The Associated Press news agency quotes NASA astronaut Megan McArthur, who is currently on the ISS, as saying it sees only one of its members and does not take the toilet issue seriously. NASA proposes a single solution to the current problem. Adult diapers, yes astronauts will need both diapers if they need anything during their return to Earth.
According to NASA, Endeavor will be assembled on Monday at 02.05 pm on the International Space Station. The return journey to Endeavor Earth will begin at half past ten that night. NASA’s MacArthur, Shane Kimbro, Japan’s Akihiko Hoshide, and the European Space Agency’s Thomas Pesquet are returning to Earth from ISS. Both Russia and the United States will be on the space station after they return as travelers.
Toilets are not the only challenge facing astronauts on this journey. Bad weather and the poor health of a traveler in the crowd are all a challenge this time around. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. NASA is broadcasting the return of the astronauts live as usual.
Travelers also carry objects weighing up to 240 kilograms. This includes the results of various experiments and some equipment from the space station. Chili powder, which has been successfully grown in space, is one of the objects brought to Earth. Chili was harvested at the International Space Station last week.
English Summary: Poor ISS Astronauts Will Return Home in Diapers as SpaceX’s Toilet Keeps Leaking Pee
.
