The life of a NASA astronaut
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Living in space would be super cool. You could float around with no gravity and see the Earth from really, really far away. But it would also be very strange.
When there’s no gravity, which way is up? How do you use a toilet? And what happens if you fart in space?
In this episode, Molly and co-host Vincent learn all about spaceship airlocks, space cuisine and even interview a real NASA astro...
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