NASA wants the astronauts to bake cookies while in space. Know about it

Donna Miller

The new space-cooking adventure may be coming true, according to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

A cargo craft that took off from Virginia with a space oven has been named as “Zero-G Oven, “which has been reported to carry baking ingredients along with it.

However, NASA has explained that they have not gone crazy, and it has been done solely as an experiment measure.

They have brought about several objectives, the first one being, whether an oven, which has been designed for microgravity, on the International Space Station.

Recommended News:

The oven has been introduced to explore whether there are any chances of baking fresh meals when the environment supports only microgravity. Further, the process regarding the escape of heat, and cooling of the space will also be brought to the surface through the research.

About the author

View All Posts

Donna Miller

Donna is one of the oldest contributors of Gruntstuff and she has a unique perspective with regards to Science which makes her write news from the Science field. She aims to empower the readers with the delivery of apt factual analysis of various news pieces from Science. Donna has 3.5 years of experience in news-based content creation, and she is now an expert at it. She loves journalism, and that is the reason, she moved from a web content writer to a News writer, and she is loving it. She is a fun-loving woman who has very good connections with every team member. She makes the working environment cheerful which improves the team’s work productivity.