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NASA astronauts prepare ‘space sushi’ aboard the ISS in zero gravity during a heartwarming crew celebration

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 18 June 2025
International Space Station astronauts celebrated with 'space sushi'. Jonny Kim shared the crew's creative meal on social media. They used rice, spam, fish, gochujang, and wasabi. Limited supplies didn't stop them. Astronauts taped surfaces to keep food from floating. The meal boosted morale and fostered connection. Social media users admired their resourcefulness and ingenuity.
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