"We didn't really even notice it, the crew didn't even notice it, until we got back," SpaceX official Bill Gerstenmaier said in a press conference Monday, according to The New York Times. The Inspiration4 crew poses in front of the Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon spaceship that will launch them into space. While they orbited Earth for three days, on a mission called Inspiration4, they didn't notice the issue, SpaceX representatives told reporters on Monday. Sian Proctor, physician-assistant Hayley Arceneaux, and engineer Chris Sembroski. That kept it away from the spaceship's four passengers: billionaire Jared Isaacman, geoscientist Dr. The fan then sprayed the pee all over the hidden compartment.Įven though all of this happened in microgravity, the pee didn't drift into the cabin. That fan is used to create suction for the toilet, which is necessary because when you're doing in microgravity, there's no force pulling waste in any one direction. A tube carrying urine from that toilet broke loose in an area beneath the spaceship's cabin floor, releasing its contents onto a fan.
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That issue came from the bathroom - the toilet tucked away in the Crew Dragon spaceship's ceiling, which is shrouded in proprietary secrecy. SpaceX's first tourist flight seemed to go swimmingly last month, but there was a hidden problem beneath the floorboards. A tube came loose and released urine beneath the spaceship floor, but pee didn't get into the cabin.SpaceX's Crew Dragon spaceship experienced a toilet issue while flying its first tourists in orbit.
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