The US National Aeronautics and SpaceslotxoAdministration (NASA) has delivered ovens designed specifically for weightless cooking. Aboard the International Space Station (ISS) hopes to smell the sweet aroma of new pastries like cookies, which will help create an atmosphere that makes the outside world feel like a warmer home.
Northrop Grumman's Antares rocket, carrying a space oven and other necessary equipment, has taken off from a launch pad in Virginia. on Saturday Nov. 2 and is expected to arrive at the International Space Station on Monday Nov. 4.
NASA says astronauts will try chocolate chip cookies first to see the effect of high heat and zero gravity on the shape and consistency of the finished cookies.
astronaut cookies This is the first live food experiment in space. Due to the current food during the mission outside the world. Most are ready-to-eat food that has been reheated. or must add hot water first
The raw material of cookies, which is the dough that has been mixed with other seasonings. Made by the Doubletree pastry shop in the Hilton family. by space cookie dough maker Hopefully, the development of food innovations will make future space travel more convenient and enjoyable.
