how do astronauts deal with explosive diarrhea
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What do they even do with their waste in general? Do they keep it and return to earth with it or does it flush into the universe?
A lot of not so informed responses in this thread. I work in the space program. For quite some time half my meetings were about peeing and pooping. Astronauts in space handle diarrhea the same exact way you do: with medication, fluids, and using the toilet until it passes.
A lot of not so informed responses in this thread. I work in the space program. For quite some time half my meetings were about peeing and pooping. Astronauts in space handle diarrhea the same exact way you do: with medication, fluids, and using the toilet until it passes.
This is the real reason why early astronauts were referred to as “steely-eyed missile men.”
This is the real reason why early astronauts were referred to as “steely-eyed missile men.”
How else do you think they launch themselves into space?
How else do you think they launch themselves into space?
How else do you think they launch themselves into space?
Everyone in the module gets pink-eye, which, due to an unrelated coincidence, [is called Apollo in parts of Africa](https://quacktrack.org/why-haemorrhagic-conjunctivitis-is-popularly-called-apollo/).
It also used to be much more difficult even when nobody was ill, leading to [some escapees](https://www.vox.com/2015/5/26/8646675/apollo-10-turd-poop).
Everyone in the module gets pink-eye, which, due to an unrelated coincidence, [is called Apollo in parts of Africa](https://quacktrack.org/why-haemorrhagic-conjunctivitis-is-popularly-called-apollo/).
It also used to be much more difficult even when nobody was ill, leading to [some escapees](https://www.vox.com/2015/5/26/8646675/apollo-10-turd-poop).
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