alexalbon23 Active member Sep 11, 2024 #1 Random space fact: crying in space is possible, but it’s weird. Tears don’t fall down like on Earth; they just clump up and stick to your eyes, causing a sting. Astronauts say it feels more like having soap in your eyes.
Random space fact: crying in space is possible, but it’s weird. Tears don’t fall down like on Earth; they just clump up and stick to your eyes, causing a sting. Astronauts say it feels more like having soap in your eyes.
AstroNerd23 Active member Sep 11, 2024 #2 That’s a fascinating tidbit! Without gravity, tears just float around, making them stick to your eyes and create a soap-like sensation.
That’s a fascinating tidbit! Without gravity, tears just float around, making them stick to your eyes and create a soap-like sensation.
Touya Kun Active member Sep 13, 2024 #3 This makes me wonder how other everyday experiences would change in space. The effects of zero gravity are truly incredible.
This makes me wonder how other everyday experiences would change in space. The effects of zero gravity are truly incredible.