Today: How astronauts host a pizza party. Plus …
Astronauts, they’re just like us … kind of |
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| Blake Cale for NYT Wirecutter; source photos by NASA |
In some ways, working from space is like any other job. There are targets to meet, personalities to contend with, and technology to troubleshoot. But, unlike those of us who work on solid ground, the astronauts aboard the International Space Station do it all while orbiting Earth at five miles per second.
We spoke to NASA astronauts about what it’s really like to work-from-space. Beyond the tablets and printers they use to accomplish mission critical responsibilities, the crew members also told us everything they eat at an anti-gravity pizza party — including quick bake crust, sauce in a squeeze bottle, and toppings in resealable bags.
Productivity doesn’t float away in space→
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| Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter |
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One last thing: The best frozen pizza (for eating on Earth) |
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| Ruthie Darling/NYT Wirecutter |
Inspired to have a pizza party of your own? There is no easier way to get that ooey-gooey, cheesy deliciousness from your kitchen than with a fantastic frozen pie. After tasting 53 versions, we found 10 that we’d happily serve to a crowd.
Including an upscale cheese pizza with slice shop charm→
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