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Posted by C~M
- July 19, 2009, 09:31:28 PMOMG, if the toilet is in the crapper how they gonna crap?
Posted by Stinkerbell
- July 19, 2009, 09:27:07 PMHas anyone seen the HBO show, Dead Like Me? Totally, the lead character is killed by a space station toilet that fell to earth. 
Posted by jarjar
- July 19, 2009, 05:35:41 PMQuote from: disneyland lady on July 19, 2009, 04:48:23 PM
DUCK!
omg what a mess we could havePosted by disneyland lady
- July 19, 2009, 04:48:23 PMDUCK!
Posted by arniebear
- July 19, 2009, 04:38:04 PMISS, July 17 (Nasa)
How do you 'go' in space?
The main toilet has broken down on the International Space Station (ISS), currently home to a record 13 astronauts, Nasa said.
Mission Control told the crew to hang an "out of service" sign until the toilet can be fixed.
The crew of the shuttle Endeavour is confined to using the craft's loo. ISS residents are using a back-up toilet in the Russian part of the station.
If repairs fails, Apollo-era urine collection bags are on hand, Nasa said.
"We don't yet know the extent of the problem," flight director Brian Smith told reporters, adding that the toilet troubles were "not going to be an issue" for now.
Bad plumbing?
The main toilet, a multi-million-dollar Russian-built unit, was flown up and installed on the US side of the space station last year.
It had broken down once before, requiring a rush delivery of a replacement pump by the shuttle Discovery in 2008.
And another toilet-related row broke out earlier this year, when a Russian cosmonaut complained that he was no longer allowed to use the US toilet because of billing and cost issues.
How do you 'go' in space?
The main toilet has broken down on the International Space Station (ISS), currently home to a record 13 astronauts, Nasa said.
Mission Control told the crew to hang an "out of service" sign until the toilet can be fixed.
The crew of the shuttle Endeavour is confined to using the craft's loo. ISS residents are using a back-up toilet in the Russian part of the station.
If repairs fails, Apollo-era urine collection bags are on hand, Nasa said.
"We don't yet know the extent of the problem," flight director Brian Smith told reporters, adding that the toilet troubles were "not going to be an issue" for now.
Bad plumbing?
The main toilet, a multi-million-dollar Russian-built unit, was flown up and installed on the US side of the space station last year.
It had broken down once before, requiring a rush delivery of a replacement pump by the shuttle Discovery in 2008.
And another toilet-related row broke out earlier this year, when a Russian cosmonaut complained that he was no longer allowed to use the US toilet because of billing and cost issues.