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In Weightlessness, These Shrimps Reveal the Immense Challenge of Eating in Space and Could One Day Feed Astronauts on the Moon
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Some Japanese researchers have observed these crustaceans in simulated weightlessness. Their behaviour sheds light on the challenges of future lunar bases. These shrimps show how to eat in space a simple meal. Food does not exist naturally in space, so it must be taken away or produced on site. According to a study published in Microgravity Science and Technology, a team from the University of Sciences in Okayama filmed shrimps that fed without …
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