This is genius In space, normal cups don’t work because liquids float in blobs due to microgravity. To solve this, NASA developed a special zero-gravity cup that uses surface tension and capillary action to pull the liquid toward the astronaut’s mouth. This allows them to sip drinks much like they would on Earth, without needing straws or sealed pouches. The cup has a clever shape with sharp corners that guide the liquid. Instead of floating away, the drink naturally flows to where the astronaut

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