Science, asked by vagheladg1, 2 months ago

how do astronauts breathe when they are in Space Station, space shuttle

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Answered by PIKASO

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The short answer is the astronauts and cosmonauts (that means a Russian astronaut) bring oxygen from Earth, and they make oxygen by running electricity through water. This is called electrolysis. The air and water on the Space Station all originally came from Earth.

Answered by Aadarshini6A1

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Bring oxygen from Earth, and they make oxygen by running electricity through water. This is called electrolysis. The air and water on the Space Station all originally came from Earth.

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