An astronaut showed a cup that allows you to drink without any problems even in zero gravity.
The special Space Cup was developed for the ISS as part of the Capillary Beverage experiment. Thanks to the cup's special geometry and surface tension, the liquid moves to the rim on its own, so the astronaut can drink almost as they would on Earth.
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