Because on Earth, when you drink fizzy things, gravity makes the heavier liquids fall to the bottom of your stomach, while the lighter gas rises to the top and then you burp it out.
But in zero-G (yes, technically microgravity) there is no such effect. The gas remains mixed with the liquid so that you can’t burp it out. It’s like trying to burp while you’re standing on your head.
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