I can’t stop thinking about how wild it must be for our circulatory system to experience zero gravity
CatUsaUk on
The Surface tension of the coffee in relation to the acute angle causes the fluid to ‘climb’ up the length of the acute angled side of the cup. This happens because the pressure experienced by a liquid is equal to the surface tension/the radius of the liquid. The radius is reduced due to the small angle of the cup; therefore, the pressure is greater and the fluid ‘climbs’.
casicua on
TIL Georgia O’Keefe designed space mugs
eles- on
„Coffee cup“, yea?
bodhi1990 on
I like a little labia with my latte
ThisAndThat789 on
5 pints.
Bootydresslashes on
I don’t know bruh but that cup reminds me of something
Skellyhell2 on
Why not just suck it from the straw it was dispensed from?
Any_Willingness_5322 on
Cupuusy
nebra1 on
Drinking coffe from a pussy, i would try it
Spork_Warrior on
I love that NASA basically lives 100 years ahead of the rest of us.
bean_cow on
alwayscunty on
Imagine the outrage if the design was cock shaped
Aruhito_0 on
Caption is stupid.
In zero gravity water sticks to surfaces theres no need to design it to not spill.
Bit its designed in such a way, that the coffee actually collects at the opening so you can sip it.
smameann on
Now I have an image of what “Bulbs” of coffee are for the Expanse.
xInfinity962 on
Unrelated – I don’t know what it is but every time I see an astronaut video in zero gravity it always looks like they’re having trouble breathing lmao
koppigzijn on
Haters says its staged
ScarHand69 on
Ok so on another thread I saw a comment that said the primary design is for drinking coffee, and obviously the liquid stays in the cup in zero-G.
BUT…it was designed this way specifically for coffee. In space taste is massively dulled. Especially when drinking through a straw. So you can barely taste coffee when you drink it from a straw/bag in space. Smell plays a big role in taste (as a lot of people discovered during COVID). Either this cup design, you have to put the large mass of liquid coffee in front of your nose, and then you obviously sip from the vulva shaped spout. Drinking coffee from this cup, in space, gives astronauts the ability to enjoy a “fuller flavored” coffee. I’m not a coffee snob…but a lot of people understandably drink it simply for the taste and aroma. This cup helps with that.
SparklingSweetDress on
Labia space cup. Who’d have thought those three words together would someday be thing.
Magister5 on
She found the zero G spot
Fuster2 on
For some reason this made me ponder the question, “Why do we never see the toilet on the space station?” (While simultaneously recalling the Donovan song, ‘Intergalactic Laxative’ – it would, “get you from here to Mars”.)
vamphorse on
I think coffee wouldn’t spill out of any coffee cup in zero gravity. This design actually helps “spilling” in the sense that it lets the coffee flow out of the cup.
Toxicupoftea on
r/dontputyourdickinthat
FlutterPetalBreeze on
We all know what the inspiration for the cup was, dont we? Or am I just super horny?
Scoopski_Patata on
The only inventor to ever have an Eureka! moment with his head under a duvet.
RandomGuy938 on
The design is very human, literally
07Crash07 on
It spilled a little bit at 0:20 tho
Strong_Objective_663 on
So it’s a great design inspired by nature
motoxim on
cool
konsollfreak on
That’s a vageenis!
bigmikekbd on
Gotta be a gif soon
Viridian_Aubergine on
Even though I know there is no up or down in space my brain won’t let me believe it won’t spill until I see it flip upside down
GleamingRoseLace on
As u see the design is Very Human
Ok_Row_4920 on
She’s a little bit crazy looking, do they stick astronauts on stimulants or something while they’re up there?
southernfella81 on
The Coochie Cup
Art-VandelayYXE on
Excuse me mam but I believe your nasa coffee cup is showing
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I can’t stop thinking about how wild it must be for our circulatory system to experience zero gravity
The Surface tension of the coffee in relation to the acute angle causes the fluid to ‘climb’ up the length of the acute angled side of the cup. This happens because the pressure experienced by a liquid is equal to the surface tension/the radius of the liquid. The radius is reduced due to the small angle of the cup; therefore, the pressure is greater and the fluid ‘climbs’.
TIL Georgia O’Keefe designed space mugs
„Coffee cup“, yea?
I like a little labia with my latte
5 pints.
I don’t know bruh but that cup reminds me of something
Why not just suck it from the straw it was dispensed from?
Cupuusy
Drinking coffe from a pussy, i would try it
I love that NASA basically lives 100 years ahead of the rest of us.
Imagine the outrage if the design was cock shaped
Caption is stupid.
In zero gravity water sticks to surfaces theres no need to design it to not spill.
Bit its designed in such a way, that the coffee actually collects at the opening so you can sip it.
Now I have an image of what “Bulbs” of coffee are for the Expanse.
Unrelated – I don’t know what it is but every time I see an astronaut video in zero gravity it always looks like they’re having trouble breathing lmao
Haters says its staged
Ok so on another thread I saw a comment that said the primary design is for drinking coffee, and obviously the liquid stays in the cup in zero-G.
BUT…it was designed this way specifically for coffee. In space taste is massively dulled. Especially when drinking through a straw. So you can barely taste coffee when you drink it from a straw/bag in space. Smell plays a big role in taste (as a lot of people discovered during COVID). Either this cup design, you have to put the large mass of liquid coffee in front of your nose, and then you obviously sip from the vulva shaped spout. Drinking coffee from this cup, in space, gives astronauts the ability to enjoy a “fuller flavored” coffee. I’m not a coffee snob…but a lot of people understandably drink it simply for the taste and aroma. This cup helps with that.
Labia space cup. Who’d have thought those three words together would someday be thing.
She found the zero G spot
For some reason this made me ponder the question, “Why do we never see the toilet on the space station?” (While simultaneously recalling the Donovan song, ‘Intergalactic Laxative’ – it would, “get you from here to Mars”.)
I think coffee wouldn’t spill out of any coffee cup in zero gravity. This design actually helps “spilling” in the sense that it lets the coffee flow out of the cup.
r/dontputyourdickinthat
We all know what the inspiration for the cup was, dont we? Or am I just super horny?
The only inventor to ever have an Eureka! moment with his head under a duvet.
The design is very human, literally
It spilled a little bit at 0:20 tho
So it’s a great design inspired by nature
cool
That’s a vageenis!
Gotta be a gif soon
Even though I know there is no up or down in space my brain won’t let me believe it won’t spill until I see it flip upside down
As u see the design is Very Human
She’s a little bit crazy looking, do they stick astronauts on stimulants or something while they’re up there?
The Coochie Cup
Excuse me mam but I believe your nasa coffee cup is showing