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NASA Crew Crafts Sushi in Zero Gravity on ISS

Astronauts tapped rice, spam, fish, gochujang, wasabi for a sushi feast that stayed put thanks to a sticky-tape dining hack

Using spam, fish, rice, gochujang, and wasabi, a NASA astronaut made sushi on the ISS.

Overview

  • On June 16, astronaut Jonny Kim posted on X that he and crewmates made sushi during a celebration aboard the International Space Station
  • The improvised meal combined personal supplies of rice, spam, fish along with gochujang and wasabi for seasoning
  • Crew members used tape on the dining table with the adhesive side up to anchor food, utensils and condiments in microgravity
  • Astronauts said the culinary experiment boosted morale and provided a familiar sense of home during their long-duration mission
  • The social media post drew widespread praise and curiosity, highlighting public fascination with life and innovation in orbit