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Asteroid belt menus
6pairsofshoes:
Klingons seem like evolved heavy metal musicians. I don't think their cuisine would be much to my liking. Probably like intergalactic road food or something.
6pairsofshoes:
This podcast makes me think that, if we ever make it into space, eating will be the least of our worries. https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS81NG5BR2NJbA?sa=X&ved=0CBEQlvsGahcKEwiYluyZgpWDAxUAAAAAHQAAAAAQLA
And to think, a trip to the Int'l Space Station is only 250 miles. It's a longer trip to Los Angeles from San Francisco.
8ullfrog:
I remembered you talking about 2001 - A space odyssey, and it popped up on my facebook feed today.
A tray filled with pastes, and a fairly odd spoon type instrument to scoop with.
They are heated in a radar range (essentialy a microwave)
The meals are thought up in huston and a nutritional regiment is specialized.
There are 18 varieties.
When the astronaut is done eating, they put their tray in a cleaning slot pretty much identical to a standard dishwasher.
I find it interesting how close it is to the ISS video you posted.
In regular movies, Ice cream tends to be mashed potatoes, under film lighting ice cream would melt before the scene was finished.
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