Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

What happens if you try to pee in outer space? 🚀 ©astry.studios

4,229,390 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

32 Kommentare

Profilbild von 𝕬𝖒𝖒𝖎𝖒 👸
𝕬𝖒𝖒𝖎𝖒 👸vor 8 Monaten

In space, pee doesn’t fall because there’s no gravity. Astronauts use suction-based toilets to collect it safely, and it’s often recycled into drinking water.

Profilbild von Popcultureguy
Popcultureguyvor 8 Monaten

I didn't know that

Profilbild von 𝕬𝖒𝖒𝖎𝖒 👸
𝕬𝖒𝖒𝖎𝖒 👸vor 8 Monaten

Without gravity, pee would float, so astronauts use vacuum toilets to collect it safely.

Profilbild von X_Trace
X_Tracevor 8 Monaten

这真的是一个非常厉害的科普视频

Profilbild von Señor Esqueleto
Señor Esqueletovor 8 Monaten

"YOU HAVE 23 HOURS BEFORE THE PISS DRRRRROPLETS HIT THE FUCKING EARTH"

Profilbild von cost
costvor 8 Monaten

lol why "peeing on your friend down there"

Profilbild von Ally R
Ally Rvor 8 Monaten

Bruh if you're peeing in space your pecker either burns to a crisp or freezes into a popsicle 😂😂

Profilbild von ✨️💚✨️ Virgo's Requests ✨️💚✨️
✨️💚✨️ Virgo's Requests ✨️💚✨️vor 8 Monaten

Why is this shit...taking me out....😭😭😭😭...certain things on here..is really out of pocket...

Profilbild von Tavy
Tavyvor 8 Monaten

Good to know.

Profilbild von 𝕬𝖒𝖒𝖎𝖒 👸
𝕬𝖒𝖒𝖎𝖒 👸vor 8 Monaten

@mr_octavian Thank you so much

Profilbild von Lets_Be_Honest
Lets_Be_Honestvor 7 Monaten

Forget about pee, how far is this future?

Profilbild von 최지훈 작가 (알파 Alpha)
최지훈 작가 (알파 Alpha)vor 8 Monaten

@jasoho1 Woww

Profilbild von Cowboy
Cowboyvor 8 Monaten

Imagine a golden shower in space

Profilbild von Ịchaka ike💪🏾
Ịchaka ike💪🏾vor 8 Monaten

Have you had a pee there before?

Profilbild von Baldsurdist
Baldsurdistvor 8 Monaten

Yeah. Because the pinnacle of human achievement is clearly spending billions to orbit Earth just so your own urine can stalk you like a slow-motion horror movie villain.

Profilbild von zuzumaks
zuzumaksvor 8 Monaten

so what if i just pee upwards

Profilbild von Das_Principal
Das_Principalvor 8 Monaten

Why did I fucking waste 31 seconds of my life stopping to watch that? What is functionally wrong with me?

Profilbild von 🐾🦴puppy girl🦴🐾
🐾🦴puppy girl🦴🐾vor 8 Monaten

ooooh nooo now i gotta drink all my pee ooooh noooo

Profilbild von A Aja
A Ajavor 8 Monaten

It's just the illustration in real life your pee will fall down to earth.

Profilbild von TheRaphael
TheRaphaelvor 8 Monaten

Would they even be able to open the suit to pee in the first place 🤣

Profilbild von Memes
Memesvor 8 Monaten

If everything is weightless why I the earth stationary

Profilbild von Kyo
Kyovor 8 Monaten

it freezes into ice crystals and floats away lol

Profilbild von Rob Emmer
Rob Emmervor 8 Monaten

Based on that first image before the CGI astronaut just pees in his suit, that dude definitely needs to see a urologist when he gets back. Someone's urine stream being that thick would be... troubling lol.

Profilbild von JusGiffed
JusGiffedvor 8 Monaten

that’s enough internet for me for the day.

Profilbild von sonald
sonaldvor 8 Monaten

learned something new

Profilbild von Christina Vale
Christina Valevor 8 Monaten

Space: where your pee can literally come back to haunt you. No thanks, I'll stay grounded

Profilbild von 𝕾𝖈𝖆𝖗𝖑𝖊𝖙𝖙 💅🏻
𝕾𝖈𝖆𝖗𝖑𝖊𝖙𝖙 💅🏻vor 8 Monaten

We should not pee in space...

Profilbild von dexter🧫
dexter🧫vor 8 Monaten

then You are a dead man

Profilbild von Eddy
Eddyvor 8 Monaten

As soon as urine is exposed to vacuum, it begins to boil explosively because of the pressure difference, and the liquid vaporizes in an instant and turns into ice.

Profilbild von Teair Beau
Teair Beauvor 8 Monaten

I did not need to hear the moan in the beginning 😭😭😭

Profilbild von Hammi Tweets
Hammi Tweetsvor 8 Monaten

Salute to the person who created this. Wtf

Profilbild von چوہدری علی ر ضا جٹ
چوہدری علی ر ضا جٹvor 8 Monaten

If you try to pee in outer space without proper equipment, it'll be a pretty messy situation! Since there's no gravity, the urine will float around in blobs, forming a kind of "urine cloud" around you. This could be problematic for a few reasons: 1. Space suit contamination: If you're wearing a space suit, the urine could contaminate the suit's internal systems, potentially causing malfunctions or health risks. 2. Freezing and splattering: In the cold temperatures of space, the urine could freeze into ice crystals, which might cause problems if they get into sensitive equipment or other parts of the spacecraft. 3. Hygiene and health concerns: Unhygienic conditions in space could lead to health issues, and the lack of gravity makes it hard to contain and clean up the mess. That's why astronauts rely on specialized toilets and equipment designed to handle waste in microgravity environments. These systems are crucial for maintaining a safe and healthy environment in space. The suction-based toilets you're referring to are a crucial part of life on the International Space Station (ISS). These toilets use airflow to pull waste away from the body, and the liquid waste is then recycled into drinking water through a process called the Water Recovery System (WRS). This system is a vital part of conserving water in space, where resources are limited. The WRS uses a combination of filters, centrifuges, and distillation to remove impurities and produce clean drinking water. It's a remarkable example of how technology is helping us push the boundaries of space exploration.

Ähnliche Videos