Important barrier to interstellar travel defeated

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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/06/17/critical_barrier_to_interstellar_travel_removed/

 

[Patrick_68000]

Lavazza anticipates the new markets for the future. The capitalism has no limit.
The idea is interressante, in particular for the future journey towards the planet Mars

 

[Patrick_68000]

When the journey to Mars will start and the coffee machine is installed in the spaceship, do not forget to bring the coffee

 

[Hellhawk666]

Now that's what I call a genuinely important payload

 

[Ian Phillips]

What do they do with the used coffee grounds?

 

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What do they do with the used coffee grounds?

Feed them to the ship's cat?

 

[Brian]

Long-time readers will note that ISS 'nauts have long been drinking water recycled from their own urine, which they refer to lightheartedly as "yesterday's coffee".

Does this mean that Bear Grylls has been drinking yesterdays p.....?

Brian

 

[Frank]

Americans spend billions of dollars to perfect a coffee machine that works in space. They can even drink upside-down!

The Russians solve the problem by just drinking vodka.

 

[usernametaken]

Vodka is no substitute for coffee.

This is money well spent by the Americans!

 

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I thought it was the Italians!

 

[Brian]

This is money well spent by the Americans!

The REAL Starbucks!! (See what i did there??)

Brian

 

[CMDR Texas Stu]

Oh frack that was funny!

(See what I did there?)

 

[Metamartian]

the coffee I have to drink at work tastes like pee already. maybe someone in my office beat them to the idea.

 

[Praevarus]

I like how they're calling the machine ISSpresso but I imagine a letter will be added to it.

 

[CMDR Texas Stu]

What do they do with the used coffee grounds?

Why, sharpen their garbage disposer of course!

 

[Brian]

I like how they're calling the machine ISSpresso but I imagine a letter will be added to it.

A letter P?

Brian