SPACE HAIR!

Very cool! Happy Holidays back at you Astronauts.

I was laughing just watching her hair floating out behind her. I have a ton of metal filing cabinets in my office and have to go up and touch them with the back of my hand or my elbow or I almost get zapped right out of my shoes. I would imagine everything up there is very well grounded or that could really f something up with all of that highly technical special equipment.

CONSTANT TILL YOU GET ENOUGH! WOOO! DODDLE DODDLEE DOODLE DEE DOO

I am entranced by her hair. I find it attractive, although I wouldn't have expected to. I want zero-g hair on earth.

I would so watch The International Space Station's Out of this World! Space Xmas. Humanity's most epic outpost coupled with a desire to see all of us band together in brotherhood, fuck I'm not even being sarcastic.

Yes. Yes, it will.

Treasure our planet? FUCKING COMMIES!

LOL. Loved the little plastic Christmas tree floating around. It would have been cooler if one of the astronauts was upside down, just for grins.

Seriously. I fucking love space hair. I desperately want to know what mine looks like in 0 G.

If I had long had it would be fun for a few days in zero-g, but after that I would want it cut short as I'd be afraid of it getting caught in something and it would be easier to take care of (washing).

Oh, and Happy Holidays to our Astronauts in space.

People are so ugly in zero-gee. And the only thing outer space has taught us is it's good to have a planet to live on.

While their altitude varies a bit, they are as far above the surface of the earth as Seattle is from Spokane.

if there are no jumpsuits, how can it be in space?

@12:

That's due to the tendency of fluids in the body to redistribute in microgravity. Without gravity to pull fluids down toward the legs, they end up more evenly distributed throughout the body, including the face, which gets a bit swollen and puffy-looking as a result.