The more up-to-date among you will have read that the loo in the International Space Station has recently developed a fault, with no spare parts aboard.
The plumber's call-out fee is expected to be astronomical
This could redefine the definition of a "floater".
At the moment solids can be handled by the Russian-made toilet, but liquid disposal is proving impossible.
Solids are unaffected apparently, only fluids affected.
Nasa are supposed to have spent $19m on the toilet ..
My first thought was slightly more frivolous, as in - "who's taking the p--- then?"On a more serious note though... what are they doing with their urine?
Can't they just go outside and do it behind a satelite?
On a more serious note though... what are they doing with their urine? On second thoughts, let's not go there.
Heh, what if its the wrong part or won't fit ? Where's the nearest Woodies in space ?A shuttle left this morning with a replacement part for the toilet
Heh, what if its the wrong part or won't fit ?
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