内容摘要：There are a lot of reasons not to go to space, but here's a new and horrifying one: Pee in the space

There are a lot of reasons not to go to space, but here's a new and horrifying one: Pee in the spaceship walls.

Two SpaceX capsules have now exhibited plumbing problems, with the latest issue seeing Endeavour's busted toilet leak urine into the walls like a gross horror film. Unfortunately there are no plumbers in space, meaning the astronauts either have hold their bladders until they damage something or just relieve themselves in giant space diapers — thoughtfully rebranded by NASA as "undergarments."

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"Be careful which undergarments you choose, 'cause it is very hard to poop in a bra," joked Late Showhost Stephen Colbert. "You do get two shots — and then you can fire it out the window."

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Incidentally, he also noted, astronauts aboard the International Space Station have used the first chillis grown in space to make tacos.

"They better hurry up and fix that space toilet," quipped Colbert.

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