Сделай транкпиция на русский Astronauts working on the giant International Space Station (ISS) live a long way from home. The ISS is situated three hundred and sixty kilometres above the surface of Earth. That may seem an impressive distance but the speed at which astronauts travel through space is even more amazing. Flying through dark, airless space at almost thirty thousand kilometres an hour is hard to imagine. It's fast enough to travel from Earth to the Moon and back in one day! B Living in zero gravity means there are no nice hot showers in the morning; the water droplets would simply float away. Instead, astronauts use a vacuum hose to wash with. They don't have a sink to wash their hair in, so they use a no-rinse shampoo which you just comb through the hair. After brushing their teeth, there's nowhere to spit out the toothpaste; the astronauts simply swallow it! C Doing household chores on the ISS is part of an astronaut's daily routine. As dangerous bacteria grow quickly in zero gravity, the astronauts clean the whole station every day, which is about the size of a football pitch! There is one chore they do escape on board, though. There's no washing-up after meals. The astronauts put their dirty dishes into plastic bags and send them back to Earth. D When it comes to sleeping in space, astronauts just strap themselves into a sleeping bag on the wall. That's to avoid bumping into any computer controls. It's a
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