Once the water has been heated, the astronaut grabs a plastic pouch filled with freeze-dried coffee grounds, connects it to the unit, and fills it with the hot water. After that, they can go off ...

Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti ... steaming contraption like an espresso machine. Plus, there's no gravity, which is what makes that coffee land in your cup every morning.

NASA astronaut Don Pettit loves his coffee. So it comes as no surprise that he found a way to drink coffee from a cup, instead of the traditional straw, on his day off Sunday aboard the ...

After too much coffee you might feel like you're floating, but for astronauts getting their coffee to stop floating can be a real headache. In a video posted to celebrate International Coffee ...

For many, the day doesn't truly begin until that first sip of coffee. But what happens when you're orbiting 400 kilometres above Earth, where gravity refuses to play along? NASA astronaut Don Pettit ...

An astronaut has shown how you drink a cup of coffee — in space. NASA spaceman Don Pettit demonstrated the tricky task of sipping from a special mug in microgravity on the International Space ...

Pettit is the designer of the ISS's capillary cup, which allows astronauts to drink coffee (and enjoy its pleasant ... and resource-restrictive. "I have no idea what we're doing" Dominick ...

An innovative astronaut missed the smell of his morning coffee so much while on board the International Space Station that he invented a creative solution. NASA astronaut Don Pettit created the ...

An astronaut has shown how you drink a cup of coffee - in space. NASA spaceman Don Pettit demonstrated the tricky task of sipping from a special mug in microgravity on the International Space ...

NASA astronaut Don ... inventor of the zero-G coffee cup), shared scenic views of Comet A3 via X on Sept. 22. The images show the bright comet against a dark, starry background.