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Just a reminder, there are no lavatories on this spacecraft. Please take a moment to be sure your personal waste disposal unit is properly connected, and the green “ready” light is glowing. Tampering with, disabling, or destroying the personal waste disposal unit of another passenger, even in jest, is strictly prohibited.
Once we’re airborne and have reached escape velocity, a spaceflight attendant will be offering complimentary plastic pouches filled with Tang. A snack pack containing protein pills, vitamins and a freeze-dried brownie will also be available for purchase.
"— Tom McNichol imagines the minutiae of space-tourism.
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froggeek said:
By the time space-tourism is a reality, the airlines will be charging us to pee mid-flight.
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