Cool science stuff

I know more about ISS than the astronauts do, believe me.

 

Gives new meaning to hatch chiles.

 

If they don’t make a chile relleno, their test is a fail.

 

If only they had a chicken, they could make huevos rancheros. (And the idea of a chicken floating around in space just made me spit coffee.)

 

Eating chilis seems an odd choice when you're all trapped together in an enclosed space.

 

Testing jet propulsion in space?

 

Have you seen the price of rocket fuel lately? If you can make your own, every little bit helps.

 

CAT FUD!!! Please, Please!

 

Dogs, chimps, both prior to humans.

I wonder how many different animals have been in space, successful and unsuccessful, now that Shatner has done it.

 

The satellite that China launched into orbit last month, which it describes as a test bed for “space debris mitigation technologies,” appears to have a companion alongside. US Space Force has classified it as an apogee kick motor, but nobody’s actually seen it to verify.

https://spacenews.com/an-object-is-...hinas-shijian-21-debris-mitigation-satellite/

 

The comments are as entertaining as the article itself.