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Artemis II food menu: What will NASA astronauts eat on their moon mission

However, when you hear of food in space, the first thing that comes to mind is tubes and paste. But NASA’s Artemis II is rewriting the entire script. With a carefully selected list of 189 food and drink products,

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Inside the 189 food items NASA's Artemis 2 astronauts will dine on in moon mission

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Artemis 2 won’t land on the moon. Here’s what mission could – and how

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How NASA's Artemis II moon mission will unfold

NASA's Artemis II mission is expected to last about 10 days, sending four astronauts on a high-speed journey around the moon and back in the first crewed lunar mission since the Apollo era.

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NASA hopes to launch historic Artemis II mission around the moon this week

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Artemis II: What do the astronauts eat in space? Here's the menu

Astronauts need to eat too, and NASA released what will be on the menu as the Artemis II crew traverses space for their 10-day flyby mission to the moon.

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What do atronauts eat? 8 categories of space food designed to keep them healthy

Food is an integral part of life on earth and space too. Hence, when it comes to lives of astronauts, food is as important as it is for a common man walking on the road. It is just that that the food needs to be treated right before consumption.

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What do the Artemis astronauts eat during their trip around the moon?

The Artemis 2 astronauts will enjoy meals like mac and cheese, beef brisket and cookies on their moon mission, a far cry from early space food.

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Space nutrition: How NASA keeps astronauts healthy in microgravity

India, March 25 -- According to NASA's Space Food and Nutrition data, astronaut diets are developed to supply all essential vitamins and minerals required to perform in space, with research conducted at the Food Systems Engineering Facility (1).