Astronaut's Daily Life in Space? Check Out Their Fun Diary

What is it like to live in outer space?

The question is simple that may have crossed your mind after watching sci-fi films set in extraterrestrial life such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Guardian of the Galaxy and The Martian. After watching these films, your imagination will immediately spin imagining whether humans will really be able to adventure in outer space. Obviously it is not impossible, in fact it has happened.

Humans first set foot in space on July 20, 1969 when Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Although they have not yet succeeded in setting foot on another planet, a number of people have actually experienced life in outer space. Whether on the space station, on the shuttle, or hovering between them, astronauts have experienced life in zero gravity. Now for ordinary people like us who can only be filled with curiosity, then how do astronauts actually live their daily lives. It must be fun and full of challenges.

1. Imagine what if when you open your eyes, what you see is a beautiful view of the earth from space!

2. Walking is only for those on earth. In outer space, you will only be able to float indefinitely

3. What is challenging is the time to brush your teeth. Just imagine how you brush your teeth when the toothpaste and water float up

4. One thing that makes the earth miss is the food. In outer space, the food is just like this

5. A bit resentful of having long hair in space. Combing is a waste!

6. Eits, so that in outer space you must still have to exercise. Well… Even though it's a lot heavier too

7. Thirsty? Yes, just drink. But yes, your accuracy must be right if you don't want the water to hit your face

8. It's hard to drink, just imagine what it's like to pee in space. Everything must be right on target so it doesn't fly

9. Actually it's not comfortable, but what can I do? Sleeping in space must be in a sleeping bag and in a narrow room like this

10. But the scene before bed is no less epic. Seeing the sparkling stars and earth lights at night

In the near future as usual people will also have the opportunity to taste life in outer space, not just NASA members or trained astronauts. In 2016, for the first time, the rights to carry out space missions were finally handed over to private companies. This means that future space missions will also be developed in a commercial direction, not just for research. Anyone who can afford to pay, has the opportunity to be able to take pictures like the one above. Wow, even though it is open to all circles, extraterrestrial life still seems unreachable because of money problems.