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With the Zero-G Cup, astronauts enjoy real cup of tea aboard the International Space Station
Feb 27th, 2012
Videos showing liquid spheres floating around in zero-gravity are fun, but also highlight the difficulty astronauts must face when trying to consume a drink in their normal working environment. Step forward Dr. Don Pettit, who has shot a video demonstrating a new type of cup used by those aboard the International Space Station, which appears to solve those potentially messy problems. (Source: Digital Trends) -
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