The SpaceX crew for all-civil orbital mission has incredible toilets

Usually when SpaceX sends a dragon spaceship crew to orbit, it goes to the ISS to send astronauts and cargo. Recently, SpaceX announced that it would launch the first all-civilian crew in the world to orbit and target the date of launch at the beginning of September. Some new details about spacecraft and how the civilian crew will live while on the boat have appeared, and it is very interesting. 

It turns out that the crew on the Naga capsule will have the best view of the bathroom you can ask for. The incredible view of the toilet was activated because SpaceX replaced a normal docking connector on the nose capsule with a cup. The toilet happens to be in the dome, and the curtain separates people who need to do their business from all the crew.

That means while civilian astronauts use facilities, they will be able to look at the earth and become deep space. This is described as the first room toilet with a display of 360 degrees. According to Mission Commander Jared Isakman, passengers will be able to look outside the window when they handle their business. Isaacman is an entrepreneur and pilot billionaire who bought four seats at the SpaceX capsule for the first civil mission to space.

This mission is the first not to have professional astronauts. Issacman said there was not much privacy, and it turned out the toilet was accidentally designed to have incredible views. It happened to be positioned where the cupola was. The mission has been dubbed inspiration4 and can be launched in early September 15.

The crew is expected to orbit the Earth at a higher altitude than the ISS for three days and conduct experiments while in orbit. The real goal of the cupola is to allow passengers to see the earth and look into space. The toilet happened to be positioned in the area.