If there was a party on the spacecraft, what would the astronauts do?

Recently, the crew at ISS International Space Station posted two photos on Twitter to share their celebratory moments. Life in a place where no gravity is revealed makes the online community extremely surprised.

The astronaut's Thanksgiving moment.

Information about the life and working environment of extraterrestrial astronauts always attracts special attention of the people. Recently, the group of astronauts shared the moment of Thanksgiving celebrations at the International Space Station ISS on Twitter with the comment 'The crew celebrates Thanksgiving together at a place 250 meters from Earth. mile. They had dinner after a long day of hard work and research, ready to enjoy a relaxing Friday and watch the beauty of the Earth from the space station '.

The crew celebrated Thanksgiving together at a place 250 miles from Earth.

Kopiko sweets package in photos of dishes used by NASA staff at ISS.

Two photos posted by the crew have partly revealed life in a distant space station hundreds of miles away. Although there are many limitations in living and working, ISS staff still have their own ways to celebrate Thanksgiving like on the ground.

Most notably, immediately after being posted, netizens quickly discovered the presence of Kopiko candies in photos of dishes used by NASA staff at ISS. This makes the online community extremely excited on social networking sites, because they seem to have answered the question before: How can astronauts drink a cup of coffee at Where does gravity?

'If they can't drink regular coffee coffee (at ISS), a Kopiko candy is a great solution to help them enjoy the delicious coffee flavor of the earth' - Marketing Director of PT MAYORA Indah Group , Kopiko brand said.

For a long time, Kopiko coffee candy has been widely known all over the world thanks to its distinctive flavor from coffee bean extract and warmly received by coffee lovers. The fragrant candies present in more than 80 countries are now traveling to the spacecraft with NASA crew, becoming part of life in space and helping them stay alert to fulfill their mission.