how astronauts brush the teeth
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This is a really good question. In space, as there is no gravity, the astronauts squirt some water from a bag ( small sqeezable containers) onto the toothbrush directly(the water actually floats around in spherical blobs). They then put some toothpaste on it and brush as usual. Here comes the gross part, they then swallow the stuff as they can't dispose it in any other proper way. However, this does not do much harm and is just the way of the astronauts. There are YouTube videos about this too.
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I love when he talks to student from the ISS and answers their questions! P.S happy to know that you know about him....
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If it's for giving an idea to the asker, it is alright to post link to a video. But the whole answer shouldn't be just that! : )
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this is an interesting question indeed .
We need to know some facts before answering
1.there is no gravity
2.it can become dangerous of the water and paste gets into machines
so,
1. they have a special place for brushing there teeths that is it can be a place much away from the machinery..
2.they pour a little amount of water in mouth and in the brush...
3.they gurgle and then the use a little paste and brush normally....
We need to know some facts before answering
1.there is no gravity
2.it can become dangerous of the water and paste gets into machines
so,
1. they have a special place for brushing there teeths that is it can be a place much away from the machinery..
2.they pour a little amount of water in mouth and in the brush...
3.they gurgle and then the use a little paste and brush normally....
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nah..its wrong..
Which part is wrong? I'll change it.
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