Astronauts can watch pre-recorded TV in space. Livestreaming is not an option.

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In space, astronauts and their spaceship still have mass and are still acted upon by Earth's gravity. In this sense, they still have weight, even though Earth's gravitational force is smaller in orbit than it is on Earth's surface (Box 1). However, they do not feel their weight because nothing is pushing back on them.

As we entered the digital era, astronauts were gradually provided with more creature comforts. Laptops are now commonplace on the space station, and astronauts can also enjoy their own flat-screen TV. However, due to their busy schedules, astronauts may not always be up-to-date with the latest media.

But most of the media is beamed up as digital files. “Space-station crew members request whatever programming they would like to see, and Mission Control arranges for those television shows to be uplinked to them on their [laptops],” explains Stephanie Schierholz, a NASA spokesperson. “The connection is quick.

The astronauts spend their leisure time by reading their favorite books, listening to music, and looking at the Earth. The astronauts can bring some of their own belongings with them. They can spend their leisure time in the same way that they would on Earth by reading their favorite books, listening to music, etc..

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Astronauts merely feel weightless in International space station because there is no external contact force pushing or pulling upon their body. They are in a state of free fall.

Astronauts orbiting in space feel a sense of weightlessness because there is no external contact force in space pushing or pulling upon their bodies. Gravity is the only force acting upon their body. Gravity being an action-at-a-distance force cannot be felt and therefore would not provide any sensation of weight.

An astronaut's primary job while on the space station is to conduct scientific experiments and maintain the space station. When not working, astronauts do a lot of the same things we do on Earth. Astronauts also complete a two-hour daily exercise program to remain fit.

The astronauts spend their leisure time by reading their favorite books, listening to music, and looking at the Earth. The astronauts can bring some of their own belongings with them. They can spend their leisure time in the same way that they would on Earth by reading their favorite books, listening to music, etc..