how do astronauts deal with explosive diarrhea
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I bet you the lactose intolerant astronauts don’t consume iced coffee, pizza and ice cream up there!
It’s happened at least once, on Apollo 8. On Day 2, Frank Borman became ill, with vomiting and diarrhea. As you can imagine, this was rather unpleasant in the small confines of the Apollo capsule, and they had no LEM to retreat to. Basically, they just cleaned up as best they could and carried on.
I bet you the lactose intolerant astronauts don’t consume iced coffee, pizza and ice cream up there!
I bet you the lactose intolerant astronauts don’t consume iced coffee, pizza and ice cream up there!
Yes to all the extensive health screenings. My friend is a hearing doctor at NASA who checks all the astronauts hearing before and after each mission. He has to quarantine himself for 10 days before he’s allowed to see the astronauts.
I wonder if you could use explosive diarrhea as a propellant if you got stuck in the middle of the space station and couldn’t grab anything…
Yes to all the extensive health screenings. My friend is a hearing doctor at NASA who checks all the astronauts hearing before and after each mission. He has to quarantine himself for 10 days before he’s allowed to see the astronauts.
Yes to all the extensive health screenings. My friend is a hearing doctor at NASA who checks all the astronauts hearing before and after each mission. He has to quarantine himself for 10 days before he’s allowed to see the astronauts.
I wonder if you could use explosive diarrhea as a propellant if you got stuck in the middle of the space station and couldn’t grab anything…
I wonder if you could use explosive diarrhea as a propellant if you got stuck in the middle of the space station and couldn’t grab anything…
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