How the ISS Stays Safe: Daily Life Support Systems Explained

The space station floating above us right now has been occupied for 23 straight years without a single break. In this episode, Daniel Torres reveals why keeping humans alive in space isn't just dangerous - it's a daily engineering miracle that fails about three times per year. 🎯 What You'll Learn: • How astronauts recycle 93% of their own urine into drinking water (and why the remaining 7% matters) • Why the ISS has to dodge space junk with just hours of warning, and what happens when they can't • The terrifying reality of experiencing 16 sunrises every single day and how it messes with human biology • Which life suppor...