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Cylinder seals are tiny stone artifacts that were first created in the 4th millennium B.C.E., in tandem with the advent of writing. Traditionally the size of large beads, they were made of stone along with faience, shell, or bone. 
Using items in your home — watch to learn how to make your very own cylinder seal! 
Materials needed: 
&#8211; Thick crayon 
&#8211; Rolling pin 
&#8211; Toothpick 
&#8211; Modeling dough or clay (like Play-Doh) 
&#8211; Paper 
&#8211; Flat, hard surface

Cylinder seals are tiny stone artifacts that were first created in the 4th millennium B.C.E., in tandem with the advent of writing. Traditionally the size of large beads, they were made of stone along with faience, shell, or bone.

Using items in your home — watch to learn how to make your very own cylinder seal!

Materials needed:
- Thick crayon
- Rolling pin
- Toothpick
- Modeling dough or clay (like Play-Doh)
- Paper
- Flat, hard surface

At Home DIA: Make a Cylinder Seal

Hygiene, eating, sleeping — life operates a tad differently when you&#8217;re in space. 
Join NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir as she answers some of our popular questions about living aboard the International Space Station. 
Jessica explains how the lack of gravity makes everyday activities not so ordinary, from washing your hair in zero gravity to using the bathroom in space. Jessica details how astronauts handle the tricky tasks and offer a sneak peek at the new space toilet planned for NASA&#8217;s Artemis program. 
Celebrating her most notable achievement, Jessica shares her thoughts about her first spacewalk and highlights her role in the first all-woman spacewalk.

Hygiene, eating, sleeping — life operates a tad differently when you're in space.

Join NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir as she answers some of our popular questions about living aboard the International Space Station.

Jessica explains how the lack of gravity makes everyday activities not so ordinary, from washing your hair in zero gravity to using the bathroom in space. Jessica details how astronauts handle the tricky tasks and offer a sneak peek at the new space toilet planned for NASA's Artemis program.

Celebrating her most notable achievement, Jessica shares her thoughts about her first spacewalk and highlights her role in the first all-woman spacewalk.

#AskNASA: How Do Astronauts Use the Potty in Space?

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