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Turkey Day In Space—ISS Astronauts Float Through Thanksgiving

Medicine & Technology Nov 27, 2014

Despite having an international crew, and orbiting in a laboratory 260 miles above the surface of the Earth, astronauts aboard the International Space Station are celebrating today’s turkey day with a few of their zero-g versions of traditional Thanksgiving classics—and they’re even sharing what their thankful for with the rest of the world.

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Turkey Day In Space—ISS Astronauts Float Through Thanksgiving

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