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Forum:Space Shuttles - Space Station
Topic:Video: Shuttle's toilet requires special training
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At 1m50s, a most precious moment when the camera goes near a training cabinet's hole with anticipatory music, then over a glorious musical conclusion lights go on in the cabinet and you see the camera, which conjures images of your b-hole closed-up on a video monitor...

ilbassoThe Waste Management Facility trainer was the one site from my behind-the-scenes visit at JSC that I didn't post pictures from...

MCroft04Hank Hartsfield told me at last years ASF show that they use (or at least used to) a video camera in the training toilet to ensure that the astronaut is perfectly centered on the toilet, which is necessary to keep it from getting messy during the real thing. He said there is also is a live video feed to other astronauts in training, watching their peer try to center a certain body part. Naturally this situation leads to some good humor and wise cracks (pun intended), which can be heard by the trainee, which, according to Hank, makes certain body parts do real funny things. At least that's the way he told it!
Jay Chladek
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Originally posted by MCroft04:
Hank Hartsfield told me...
And this is coming from the astronaut that successfully "dumped" on Cuba from orbit.

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