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Carefully. Very, very, carefully.They stripped down completely - there was no way to shower or wash clothes - and got as far from their crewmates as possible. (Nowhere near far enough, I'm sure.) Then they stuck a bag which had a ring with glue on it on their butt and did the necessary. Assuming it was firm, they had to then insert their finger into a covered hole to break it off. (No gravity to make it fall.)To add insult to injury, they then had to put a certain fluid that killed the bacteria in with the poop, seal the bag, and knead the contents to fully mix that substance into the poop.[1]That's assuming that they managed to get the bag attached to their bootie before anything exited the premises. Apollo 10 had issues with random feces floating in the cabin, the ownership of which no one would admit.[2]“Oh — Who did it?” Tom Stafford asks at one point. Confused, Young and Cernan reply, “Who did what?”Cernan: “Where did that come from?”Stafford: “Get me a napkin quick. There’s a turd floating through the air.”Young: “I didn’t do it. It ain’t one of mine.”Cernan: “I don’t think it’s one of mine.”Stafford: “Mine was a little more sticky than that. Throw that away.”Young: “God Almighty”(laughter)Later on, they were interrupted again:Cernan: “Here’s another goddam turd. What’s the matter with you guys? Here, give me a —“(laughter from Young and Stafford)Stafford: “It was just floating around?”Cernan: “Yes.”Stafford (laughing): “Mine was stickier than that.”Young: “Mine was too. It hit that bag —“Cernan: “I don’t know whose that is. I can neither claim it nor disclaim it (laughter).”Young: “What the hell is going on here?”Edit: To reassure any future astronauts who may be rethinking their career choice, the facilities have improved significantly. Now they have a proper toilet. It even has a camera, so you can perfect your aim!Space Toilet Technique: NASA's How-To VideoFootnotes[1] Here Are Some Weird Facts About Pooping in Space[2] Apollo Crew Joked About 'Turds,' Hilarious Transcript Shows

Anyone from this list: 10 Virtual Reality Leaders You Should Follow in 2016HOWEVER!On that list you won’t find women in VR and they should be mentioned. Here are some of the thought leaders, VR/AR evangelists and technological juggernauts. This is just a partial list but take it into consideration:Nonny De La Peña is a pioneer in virtual reality, known primarily for her work in immersive journalism. Currentlty she serves as CEO of Emblematic Group .Timoni West is the principal designer at Unity's Labs team, specializing in VR user experience.Jessica Brillhart is the principal filmmaker for VR at Google.In 2009, she joined Google's Creative Lab where she spearheaded numerous award winning shorts and documentaries before joining the VR team in 2015.Helen Situ is the Virtual Reality Evangelist at NextVR, the leader in live virtual reality entertainment.Liv Erickson is a Virtual and Augmented Reality Developer Evangelist at Microsoft based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. She is the creator and host of Just A/VR Show, a web show for aspiring VR and AR developers.Jenn Duong - Director of VR at 1215creative, a creative agency and production company based in Los Angeles, a co-founder of SH//FT an organization that supports equality, diversity, and inclusion in future technologies and the admin of the most useful Facebook group about VR - Women in VR.Julie Young is along with Jenn Duong the other half of SH//FT. Julie was the #1 Employee at Emblematic Group and partly responsible for projects like "Project Syria”, “One Dark Night”, “Kiya”, and others.There are thousands of smart individuals in the VR space. Wherever you are, the best thing is to join the local VR meetup, start shaking hands and creating connections. VR is incredibly open environment where everyone helps each other out and build on a combined knowledge.

My husband and I were eating breakfast at a local restaurant one morning. While eating we couldn’t help but hear a man complaining about his coffee to the staff.We went to this small cafe often and knew the employees. They worked hard and were friendly.“This is the worst tasting coffee I have ever had!” he announced. He stood at the counter glaring at the young woman who had poured his coffee.She looked timid saying the pot of coffee had just been made. Her face turned pink and it appeared she might burst into tears.She didn’t look old enough to drink coffee. Chances were, she simply followed directions on how to prepare it.I felt sorry for her and wondered why the man didn’t lower his voice. Everyone in the restaurant heard him.“Well, someone needs to show you how to make coffee!” the man said.I rolled my eyes at my husband thinking what a jerk the person was.“Such drama over coffee!” I quietly said.My husband stood up and strode to the counter standing next to the rude man. The woman looked apprehensive as he handed her his coffee cup.I was a bit nervous as well. Was my husband going to tell the man he was making a fool out of himself? Would there be an argument or some ruckus over coffee?“I would love to have a second cup of coffee, please! Great coffee!” he said smiling.Looking relieved the waitress grinned and poured him a cup.The man who complained looked a bit embarrassed and angry. He stalked out of the restaurant.I smiled thinking how kind my husband was. He had restored the young employee’s integrity.It was just a moment in time, but I will never forget how relieved the woman looked.