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So we've got some audience facts that have been sent in by a range of listeners. They're all brilliant. Let's get into it. Does anyone have a fact that they'd like to kick off with? I can do one. Yeah, go on. All right. This comes in from Kyla Jemison. And the fact is that the P-Tank on the International Space Station has a blue sky account to update everyone on how full it is. So what do you say a P-Tank? Yeah. Tank of We? Yeah. So there's a toilet on the ISS. There's a few toilets on the ISS. One in particular. You don't want to be called short. Yeah. And they have been. They have been. Oh, yeah, they've had some international problems as well. When stuff on the ground is going wrong and let's say one

toilet is clogged, maybe the Americans won't allow the Russians to use their toilet or vice versa.

They've had, there's a lot of problems. But they do have, they do have a tank that collects

the urine. Yeah. The urine then gets turned into drinkable water, so it's reused and so on.

And this is not an official account.

It's very explicit that it's not affiliated with NASA, but there is an account on Blue Sky called

the ISS Piss Tracker.

And it's because the data of how full the tanks are are available to the public. And so, and like, it updates all the time. Come on then. How full is the P tank right now? Right now. Should we have a game? Yeah, okay. Is it percentage? Yeah, it's percentage. Okay. I'm going to say 37%. Okay. I've go 38%. Just play the averages.

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