Everything You Wanted to Know About Going to the Bathroom in Space But Were Afraid to Ask

in Astronomy, Physics | January 9th, 2013 Leave a Comment

Maybe you have wondered about it. Maybe you haven’t. But either way, astronaut Chris Hadfield answers the big question — how one goes to the bathroom in space.

Hadfield is currently aboard the International Space Station, where he’s actively tweeting about life in orbit. You can follow him on Twitter here (and find us here).

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