Physics, asked by Sayantana, 4 months ago

how do food move down the oesophagus into the stomach of astronauts.....as there is no gravity present in space????

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Answered by Anonymous

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➪ which push your food from your mouth to your stomach. This wavelike motion of your muscles as they contract and relax is called peristalsis. It takes about 3 seconds for food to be pushed into your stomach once you chew and swallow it.

Answered by araziq522

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Answer:

due to artificial gravity

because in airjets an artificial gravity produced

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