00:00Astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore have returned to Earth from NASA's American
00:05Agency.
00:06These astronauts went to the space station for a 8-day mission in June last year, but
00:10the technical malfunction in the plane came and they got stuck there.
00:14After more than 9 months, they were finally able to return.
00:17In this case, the question arises that the astronauts who went for the 8-day mission
00:21had to stay in space for 9 months, then how to arrange food for them.
00:26And what did Sunita and Butch eat in space for so long?
00:30So let's know all the details in this video report.
00:33The New York Post said on November 18 last year that NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and
00:39Sunita Williams were eating pizza, roast chicken and ginger cocktails at the International
00:44Space Station, i.e. ISS.
00:45However, due to the limited amount of fresh produce, the members of the crew were eating
00:52only nutritious food.
00:53In space, astronauts were getting limited quantities of powdered milk, pizza, roasted
00:58chicken, shrimp cocktail and grains.
01:00NASA doctors were making sure that astronauts were getting the necessary calories.
01:05NASA also shared a picture on September 9 in which Wilmore and Williams were shown eating
01:11food.
01:12Some of NASA's sources say that fresh fruits, vegetables and fruits were available in the
01:17beginning, but it was over in three months.
01:20After this, Sunita and Butch had to work with powdered milk, dehydrated casserole and freeze-dry
01:26soup for a long time.
01:28In the space station, astronauts' urine and sweat were also recycled for use.
01:34The advanced filtration system of the ISS ensures that not a single drop of water is wasted
01:41and it is recycled.
01:44Experts say that there may be a shortage of fresh food in space, but there is no shortage
01:51of food there.
01:52In space, fruits and vegetables were kept in the refrigerator and dried.
01:56For this mission, food was prepared according to the entire plan for Sunita and her companions.
02:02In this, meat and eggs were cooked from the ground and taken away.
02:07There is enough food for an extensive mission in space.
02:11On the ISS, about 3.8 pounds of food is available for an astronaut every day.
02:17In addition, extra supplies are also provided for the expansion of the mission.
02:22In the space of NASA, the crew is dependent on their 530-gallon water recycling tank and
02:28emergency food storage.
02:30The food is prepared on a magnet tray with a metal pot so that the food can be saved
02:35from floating.
02:37Let me tell you that the physical weight of Sunita Williams and her companions was also
02:42decreasing on this mission, but experts clarified that their weight was not due to lack of food
02:47but due to the environment of space.
02:50Experts have also claimed that during this mission, astronauts' food was taken care of
02:55and it has also been claimed that in view of the increasing timings of the mission, extra
03:00food was also arranged there.
03:02Deputy Associate Administrator of NASA Space Operation Mission Directors, Zoel Montalbano
03:08told about this mission by giving information that Sunita and Butch have researched for
03:13about 900 hours while staying on the ISS and have done 150 scientific experiments during
03:18this time.
03:19These experiments are expected to prove helpful for NASA astronauts.
03:24So, after eating all this for 9 months, Sunita Williams and her companions have spent their
03:299 months.
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