6 July,2024
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Carbonation behaves differently in microgravity, causing discomfort and potentially dangerous buildups of gas in the stomach.
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Regular bread creates crumbs that can float around and interfere with equipment or be inhaled by astronauts.
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Regular ice cream is impractical due to the lack of refrigeration and the difficulty of consuming it in microgravity
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Loose salt and pepper are not used as they can float away and contaminate the cabin. Instead, astronauts use liquid salt and pepper.
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Alcohol is prohibited on the International Space Station (ISS) due to safety concerns and the need to maintain clear-headedness.
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Leafy greens are perishable and create debris, making them impractical for space travel.
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Similar to carbonated beverages, the gas release from candies like Pop Rocks can be problematic in microgravity.
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Fresh milk is not feasible due to the lack of refrigeration and the difficulty of handling liquids in space. Astronauts use powdered milk mixed with water instead.
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