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On November 28, passengers aboard the Blue Origin spacecraft recalled that Blue Origin insisted that passengers eat breakfast before going into space, but could not drink coffee or orange juice.

Sharon and Marc Hagle were the first couple to go into space on a commercial spacecraft. On March 31 this year, the two men and four other passengers completed the company's 20th space trip aboard the Blue Origin spacecraft.

Recently, the Haig couple told the media about their experience of participating in a space flight in Blue Origin.

In the days before the rocket launch, passengers on the space flight will stay at the Blue Origin Astronaut Village campsite in the Texas desert, about 15 miles (24 kilometers) from the company's launch site near Van Horne.

Mark recalled that they woke up around 4 a. M. on the day of the flight and first left the room for breakfast. The couple said Blue Origin arranged a big breakfast party for them.

"they insist that you have breakfast," Sharon said. "you have to put something in your stomach."

Mark said that according to research by NASA and other aerospace industry experts, the human body is better off in zero gravity if there is food in the stomach.

"they just told us not to drink orange juice or coffee because they all contain acids," Sharon said. "

Alan Alan Shepard and Virgil Grissom, pilots on Mercury-Redstone 3 and Mercury-Redstone 4, respectively, in 1961, could not drink coffee on the morning of launch because of its "diuretic properties," NASA said in a flight surgeon's report.

Blue Origin and NASA didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

Haig and his wife plan to take the Blue Origin spaceship to space again, but did not disclose the date.

In the interview, Haig and his wife also agreed with Blue Origin private astronaut William Shatner (William Shatner) that space travel can lead to sadness and strong emotions. Shattner had previously said that his space trip aboard the Blue Origin spacecraft "felt like a funeral" and all he saw was sadness.

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