Eating in space isn't all about Space Ice Cream. Astronauts also enjoy such delicacies as beef stroganoff and re-hydrated spinach. But getting all this food ready to be eaten in a gravity-free environment is way more complicated than you'd imagine. Trace explains what it takes to feed our intrepid fleet aboard the International Space Station.

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"Astronaut's Home Videos Show How to Cook in Space"

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"It's not all peanut butter and honey sandwiches at the International Space Station. Astronauts have to eat their veggies, too, and one space man has created a zero gravity cooking video guide to show how it's done."

"How Space Food Works"

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"By the 1960s, NASA achieved an extraordinary technological feat by sending men into space."

"Gourmet Astronauts: Favorite Space Food"

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"Although launching food in space is a necessity, it doesn't mean it has to be boring."

"Space Food Evolution: How Astronaut Chow Has Changed"

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"Astronaut Ice Cream: Frozen Dessert Launching to Space Station"

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"Ice cream is blasting off for the crew of the International Space Station (ISS)."

"Farming for the Future"

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"Unlike travelers on Earth who have the convenience of roadside diners and fast-food restaurants, the dining options for space travelers are limited."

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