Sleeping in Zero Gravity

“Ever wondered how astronauts sleep in space? No beds. No lying down.

Because… none of that matters in zero-gravity. They zip themselves into floating sleeping

bags, inside tiny booths about the size of a phone box. No up,

no down—your body can’t even tell if you’re upside-down. Each station is like a mini bedroom–office

mashup: a sleeping bag, a computer, a few personal items… and that’s home.

And the coolest part? These sleep pods are stuck on every wall—floor,

ceiling, sideways. In space, orientation is just… optional.

So yeah—astronauts sleep ‘standing’, ‘upside-down’, or whatever direction exists that day.