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British astronaut makes scrambled eggs aboard ISS

Monday, 01 February 2016 7:08 AM [ Last Update: Monday, 01 February 2016 9:58 AM ]

British astronaut, Tim Peake makes scrambled eggs in zero gravity.

Eating in space presents unique challenges for astronauts because of lack of gravity. In this video, you will see how an astronaut is making his breakfast aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

British astronaut Tim Peake prepared his breakfast on the station by rehydrating scrambled eggs.

He just had to add hot water to the contents of the plastic bag and wait around five minutes to enjoy his high-in-protein breakfast.

Tim has been spending 6 months on the ISS where he is conducting scientific experiments and educational projects designed to attract young people to science.

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