XPost: sci.space.policy, sci.physics   
   From: fjmccall@gmail.com   
      
   Serigo  wrote:   
      
   >On 10/15/2016 4:57 AM, Fred J. McCall wrote:   
   >> Serigo  wrote:   
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   >>> Nasa says 0.43 gallons per day per person + 0.21 gallons for food per   
   >>> person, another NASA site says ISS uses 3 gallons per day per person   
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   >> You need to read further.  They get most of it back and reuse it. I've   
   >> told you how much water is shipped up to them.  Some water is used to   
   >> make oxygen.   
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   >no they dont.   
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   >>> ISS has a N2 tank on the side of it.   
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   >> Of course it does.  They're for COOLING   
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   >no it isnt. cooling is by radiation, NOT by venting GAS, idiot.   
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   Who said anything about venting gas, you lying twat?   
      
   >> and are very occasionally   
   >> replaced when they get empty.  Actual nitrogen storage for use inside   
   >> the station is kept in a couple of small tanks in the airlock.   
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