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Now, that's called a Cosmic Pizza! The first-ever pizza party in space is getting sky-high reviews. Astronauts at the International Space Station posted pictures and a video over the weekend of their small, made-from-scratch pizza pies. The fixings flew up last month on a commercial supply ship, and the crew wasted little time pulling out the flatbread, tomato sauce, cheese, pepperoni, olives, olive oil, anchovy paste and pesto. Let us take a look at what's it like to make pizza in space:
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After making their own individual-size pizzas, the six astronauts tossed and twirled them like floating Frisbees, before heating and devouring them. (Image: NASA)
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Commander Randy Bresnik called the pizzas "flying saucers of the edible kind." (AP Photo)
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The crew, he said in a tweet, "had a blast channeling our inner chef by building tasty pizzas for movie night." (Image: YouTube/Randy Bresnik)
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"The IPDS (Intergalactic Pizza Devouring Squad) says 12 thumbs up!" Randy Bresnik added. (Image: YouTube/Randy Bresnik)
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NASA's space station manager, Kirk Shireman, took pity on Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli's pizza craving and, in mid-November, shipped up all the ingredients on an Orbital ATK capsule. (Image: YouTube/Randy Bresnik)
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Nespoli, in orbit since July, declared the pizza "unexpectedly delicious." (Image: YouTube/Randy Bresnik)
Nespoli has just over a week before returning to true Italian cuisine. (Image: YouTube/Randy Bresnik) -
Nespoli will land in Kazakhstan on December 14, along with Bresnik and a Russian. (Image: YouTube/Randy Bresnik)
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All the astronauts at the International Space Station enjoyed eating floating pizzas. (Image: YouTube/Randy Bresnik)