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How Do Astronauts Sleep In Space?

“Floating in dreams — how astronauts sleep without gravity in space.” In space, there’s no gravity to keep astronauts in bed. So, they sleep in sleeping bags secured to walls or inside small crew quarters to prevent floating around. Their bodies adjust to sleeping while gently drifting, often without a clear sense of up or down. #trending #trendingnow #trendingreels #trendingaudio #explorepage #exploremore #friday #fridayvibes #fridaynight #blackfriday #fridaymood #science #facts #youcurious #sp