Italian ISS trekkie sips first zero-G cup of espresso in SPAAAACE The ISS now has a functioning espresso machine and it was Italy's first woman in space, astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, who got the first shot – although not before donning a Star Trek uniform for the occasion. "Coffee: the finest organic suspension ever devised." Fresh espresso in the new Zero-G cup! To boldly brew... pic. …
Serious question - is that a typo?
I know that this isn't yer typical espresso machine (which seem to work at 15-20 bar) and could possibly understand it using 40 bar at a push, but 400?
And yeah, Lavazza isn't what I'd call good coffee either although I imagine that taking half a pound of Turkish-grind Mocha Djimmah into a microgravity environment isn't going end well.
What blasphemy is this? Lavazza is nectar to an Italian. If you can get it, Lavazza Intenso is even better. The Italian coffee bar in Harrods serves Lavazza (and rightly so). Congratulations to Lavazza for helping to pioneer the captain's organic suspension. And no, I do not work for Lavazza.
It looks you didn't go past the original Star Trek... since The Next Generation colors have changed and "red" became the colors of the "command" division (including captains), while "yellow" was "transferred" to the "operations" division which used to wear "red". Science/medical kept the "blue" color.
I hope the hot water melts your silly little plastic pockets!
And with all that plastic, it appears you can only get a thimble full of liquid to sit in it.
Fanfuckingtastic. I love it when time and money is wasted like that.
And don't forget kids, remember to say "spaaaace" like the Muppets did 40 years ago!
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