how do you use the bathroom in outerspace?
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Are you sure you want to know? It's realllly gross... and I'm serious about this! Each astronaut has a different attachment to put on a sort of hose/tube thing, and these attachments are nicknamed, by NASA, "Mr. Thirsty" and "Mrs. Thirsty"... yeah I swear I didn't make that up. Told you it's gross. The "Thirsty"s are sort of like suction cups, and so they sort of attach, um, there... yeah... I think they might kind of do a vacuum thing, too, so that urine doesn't end up floating around the space station or shuttle.\nSorry 'bout the gross facts. I think there is also a "Hungry" couple, but I'm not sure.
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dave's mom's bathroom\ni've never been there, but it sure sounds weird =)\n\ncheck out dave's answer here\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Av5OkS9vJh7yx3ujStoTuSHsy6IX?qid=1006050800278
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two choices: \nput a catheter in.....\n\nor just move your computer to the toilet....and pee away happily....hey, watch that keyboard.....!!!!
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Take a shower ass hole
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Toilets have various restrains (foot loops, thigh restraints, etc.) so that astronauts will not float away when he/she is using it. Also, due to weightlessness, the toilets rely on air and vacuum pump which creates suction to remove the waste. When urinating, astronauts use a large tube that is connected to the bottom front of the toilet. This tube also has air circulating through it carrying the urine to a holding tank. Anatomically correct urine funnel adapters are attached to this tube so that both men and women can use the same toilet.
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Outside the space there is more of Space\nSpace is Infinite
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just pretend the bath is a small, lonely hot tub.....\n\nafter cross country and track i would take a long warm bath....until my legs started to stick out of the water more than stay in....being too tall kinda kills the whole bath experience.....\n-nny
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How in the heck do we use more toilet paper?
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That's not possible unless you are medically ill.  It's not healthy either.\n\nJust keep your liquids to a minimum to avoid excessive trips but you will still make 'standard' trips to the restroom.\n\nPerhaps next time (since you don't like public restrooms) try taking a plane - it's quicker
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Are you kidding me? Short sheet their bed. Or here's this one. if it's a girl, put saran wrap (clear or it's visible otherwise) on the toilet after you lift up the seat. Put down the seat and then when they whiz, it squirts on them. LOL! Also, empty a paper shredder into their bed, or put ice chips in their pillow, or put hair dying solution in their shampoo. Put their underwear on a flagpole and raise it... -submitted by a 5th grader.
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If you gotta go...then you gotta go. It's not like we pee with the stall doors open, so there's nothing to see. Using the opposite gender's bathroom is better than pissing your pants.
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Contrary to the above answers, you could smell in space. However you would need a really strong smell to do so. \n\nUs humans need to draw large amounts of the air that  contains an odour through our nose in order to be able to detectit. Space of course contains no air, so to be able to smell anyhting in space the odour itself would need ot be very concentrated.\n\nBut certainly if I opened a bottle of ammonia 3 inches under your nose in space you would smell it just fine.\n\n>>>>>But in space, there is no atmosphere for them to\n>>>>> disperse in, so there is no way for the "smelly"\n>>>>> particles to diffuse to your nose.\n\nUnless the gravity is EXTREMELY dense , the smell is EXTREMELY faint or the the conditions are EXTREMELY cold those molecules will diffuse faster in space thanon Earth.\n\nAs they are liberated from the source they must have achieved vapourisation temperature. Therefore they already have significant velocity. The odour molecules will be colliding with each other and undergoing all the normal interactions. As they disperse more the velocity will remin unaltered but the movement will become linear rather than random brownian movement as they cease to interact. But that would only make the dispersion faster, not slower.\n\nIf you don't believe me consider this. If you placed a bowl of water on the surface of the moon what would happen?  If lack of an atmoosphere stops volatile molecules from dispersing how does the water evaporate in space? Now what would happen if you placed a small amount of ammonia in that water? If the ammonia molecules are dispersing far enough to allow evaporation then why would they not disperse further?\n\nFor all those who said that you can not smell in space this is the critical quetsion to answer. If you accept that ammonia, chlorine and other odoriferous materials can evaporate in space why dont you also believe they are capable of diffusing?\n\nAnd if you believe they are capable of diffusing why do you believe the ofactory glands couldn't react to them?\n\nAnd if you believe the olfactory glands could react to them wwhy do you believe that the neurons couldn't pass that to the brain?\n_______\n>>>>>This answer more pretains to solid 'smell' particles\n>>>>> rather than 'smelly' gasses.\n\nI'm not quite sure what that means. The only 'solid smell particles' are things like smoke. I'd guess that 99.9% of the odours humans detect are gaseous: perfume, ammonia, body adour, food and so sorth. All are caused by volatile materials, ie they exist as gas when we smell them.\n\nYou are correct that the tiny number of odours actually caused suspended solid particles could not travel readily in a vacuum. But most odours would travel further and faster in a vacuum.
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Stay near the bathroom!
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hold it on as long as u can, BUT......... if u can`t stand for it anymore, i have 3 solution\n1st, find a bottle or plastic, and do it in a very seceret place, where there aren`t any people\n2nd, ask to the people where to find bathrooms\n3rd, knocked somebody`s house and ask them to lend their toilet\n\nthanks
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they hide out in the bathroom
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1. Run as fast as you can to the nearest bathroom \n2. Kneel in front of toilet, hauck lugie. \n3. Wipe your mouth. \n4. Breathe deeply. \n5. Sense the ever-present luminosity of life, (do not be discourages if this does not work for you the first time- it takes practice) \n6. And continue about your daily activities.
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19 funny things to do in a public bathroom:\n1. Stick your palm open under the stall wall and ask your neighbor, "May I borrow a highlighter?"\n\n2. Say "Uh oh, I knew I shouldn't put my lips on that."\n\n3. Cheer and clap loudly every time somebody breaks the silence with a bodily function noise\n\n4. Say, "Hmmm, I've never seen that color before."\n\n5. Drop a marble and say, "Oh shoot! My glass eye!"\n\n6. Say "Darn, this water is cold."\n\n7. Grunt and strain real loud for 30 seconds and then drop a cantaloupe into the toilet bowl from a high place and sigh relaxingly.\n\n8. Say, "Now how did that get there?"\n\n9. Say, "Humus. Reminds me of humus."\n\n10. Fill up a large flask with Mountain Dew. Squirt it erratically under the stall walls of your neighbors while yelling, "Whoa! Easy boy!!"\n\n11. Say, "Interesting....more sinkers than floaters"\n\n12. Using a small squeeze tube, spread peanut butter on a wad of toilet paper and drop under the stall wall of your neighbor. Then say, "Whoops, could you kick that back over here, please?\n\n13. Say, "C'mon Mr. Happy! Don't fall asleep on me!\n\n14. Say, "Boy, that sure looks like a maggot"\n\n15. Say, "Darn, I knew that drain hole was a little too small. Now what am I gonna do?"\n\n16. Play a well known drum cadence over and oven again on your butt cheeks\n\n17. Before you unroll toilet paper, conspicuously lay down your "Cross-Dressers Anonymous" newsletter on the floor visible to the adjacent stall.\n\n18. Lower a small mirror underneath the stall wall and adjust it so you can see your neighbor and say, "Peek-a-boo!"\n\n19. Drop a D-cup bra on the floor under the stall wall and sing "Born Free."