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This sounds bad, but it's a serious question: Was there any poop aboard Snoopy? It sounds silly, but it's at least an issue of comfort and dignity when people f

This sounds bad, but it's a serious question: Was there any poop aboard Snoopy? It sounds silly, but it's at least an issue of comfort and dignity when people first enter the historic craft after recovery.

waiseristy 7y ago
It'd be completely frozen through. Anyone who has a dog in a cold climate knows frozen poo is infinitely easier to deal with
- bhaak 7y ago
  If you can find the poop after it fell through a thick layer of snow. Although I wouldn't expect this to be a problem on the lunar module.
- erobbins 7y ago
  and vacuum desiccated. Freeze dried poo.
gus_massa 7y ago
Not exactly what you asked, but more information than you even wanted to know: (Scott Manley) "Space Poop Challenge - Floaters Are Way Worse in Space" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5y0mTqK54k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5y0mTqK54k
m463 7y ago
They can take one of those giant canadian arms to pick it up and put it in a ... wait, to throw it into the sun.
- stcredzero 7y ago
  ... wait, to throw it into the sun. Okay, nice try there! Everyone on HN should know the Canadarm can't achieve the approx 29 km/s needed to cancel orbital velocity around the sun in the vicinity of Earth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHvR1fRTW8g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHvR1fRTW8g 'doh, you got a reaction out of me anyhow!
  - m463 7y ago
    But what if it was startled after it realized what it was holding? :)
BurningFrog 7y ago
If there is, that means there is still a repository of Earthly life around, even if Earth itself somehow perishes. Might be pretty serious indeed!