40 Never-Heard-Of Science Facts That Will Amaze You

Buzz Aldrin may hold the title of the second man to step on the moon, but he also claims the first urination on its surface. The moon is home to 96 bags of human waste, not just to historic footsteps. Yes, astronauts have left behind more than just footprints; they’ve left a trace of their presence in the most human way possible.

In the space void, astronauts attach bags directly to themselves to manage bodily functions. These bags of waste, left behind on the lunar surface, lighten the spacecraft for the return journey. This has resulted in an astounding 96 bags of poop resting on the moon. With no air or wind, these remain a preserved testament to human exploration.