18 NASA Inventions You Didn't Know You Were Using

If you look around, there is surely at least one object around you that is directly or indirectly related to technologies developed by NASA. In today's video, 18 NASA Inventions You Didn't Know You Were Using, you'll be surprised how many there are!
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Just by watching this video, you'll be surrounded by #nasa inventions you never knew existed. You lie in bed, put on your glasses, turn on the night light and start reading a book wearing wireless headphones. In just this simple act, you used 4 NASA inventions. Who are they and why is space closer to us than you think? Today I'm going to introduce you to 18 things you probably didn't know were made by NASA. We owe most of the #science discoveries of the last century to the space agency, as it constantly pushes to develop new #technology and improve the comfort and capabilities of astronauts. From a #finance perspective, the #investment in these developments is high, but they have ushered in many comfortable additions to human development. There are some #facts and #news that you may have missed, but at #theclashers we try to keep you up to date and always well informed.
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While NASA didn't technically invent baby milk, it has much more nutritional value today thanks to them. It all started in the 80s, when the idea came to astronauts in space to have more nutrient-rich food in a smaller amount. While developing a special dietary formula, scientists came across a type of microalgae that had the ability to produce docosahexaenoic acid, or DHA, which is key to our body's processes. This is just one of #nasa's #inventions, for. which I will tell you in this video. You must have already sensed that NASA's favorite words are Portability and Lightness. Former aeronautical engineer Marion Rudy was tasked with making the spacesuits lighter. Ah, What's lighter than air? That's how he came up with the idea of a special mechanism that encapsulates an inert gas in polyurethane plastic.
I hope you find the video interesting and watch it together with #family and #friends and order takeout to make it even more comfortable. In reality, the ranking is a little more tied to #science, but I still tried to make it informative and after it you will be more enriched. Enjoy viewing 18 NASA Inventions You Didn't Know You Were Using.