How a cheeseburger looks like on the ISS in zero gravity

Mashable reporter Brian Körber condemned NASA for failing to deliver American cheese, ketchup and bread to the International Space Station, and also doubted the freshness of meat, from which Terry Woerts made himself a cheeseburger shortly before entering space . But now we know what a cheeseburger looks like in zero gravity and what it has to do from.



Nutrition in weightlessness initially posed certain difficulties, but the experts coped with them - now there are about five hundred items on the International Space Station. At the station, they eat cottage cheese with nuts, fish patties, cereals, mashed potatoes with onions. Recently, they even adapted to drink coffee from special cups , the development of which took seven years.

Cosmonaut Pavel Vinogradov noted that this diet is annoying anyway, and I want something simple - like boiled potatoes with butter. For Terry Wörts, something earthly and simple is a classic American cheeseburger.
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Now you know what a cheeseburger looks like in zero gravity. This copy is made of beef, Russian mustard, tomato paste, cheese paste and Mexican tortilla. In my opinion, this is still better than the cosmic food from the tube.