The Space Mission Adventure
““Are there any questions?” she asked.
“We saw what it was like to walk on the moon,” Rico said, “but what does it feel like to be weightless? Does it feel like you’re floating?”
“Well, I’ve never been lucky enough to actually fly in space,” Samantha replied, “but the astronauts I’ve spoken to tell me that sometimes weightlessness makes them throw up, and that it’s hard to adjust to being able to lift heavy objects with no effort.”
“Can you sneeze in space?” Rashawn wanted to know.
“I’m sure you can,” Samantha answered. “But I bet you can’t guess what happens to the liquid that would come out of your nose.” She grinned at the group.
“Tell us!” they demanded eagerly. Nicolina, a petite girl with a quiet smile, put her hand over her ears, pretending she didn’t want to hear.
“Everything liquid in space, from water to fruit juice to mucus—even urine . . . ,” Samantha began.
“Yucko, mon!” Ziggy said, making a face.
“. . . forms into perfectly round balls.
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