"Nothing on Earth prepares you for that smell"

For over a decade, NASA chemists have been developing space-scented fragrances as part of a series of astronaut training sessions prior to launch.

In preparation for the extraterrestrial mission at the US Space Agency, they are trying to find a way to give pilots a real sense of training, and alongside repetition of gravity dysfunction, they use a spray with a secret formula that contains the odor outside the Atlasmira. Because this is a scientific society that does not operate for profit but for research reasons, this unique and unusual perfume lay in the company's labs for ten years when only astronauts were exposed to it in their practice.

Recently, the secret information about the special scent leaked out, and an American company called Eau de Space launched a mass-funded sale of $ 29 spray bottles. The company has been able to reach the mix created by the US Space Agency scientists by submitting requests to the government for the disclosure of this information under the United States Freedom of Information Act.

The company also spoke with former astronauts and also clicked on the space agency and eventually succeeded, she said. According to the company, the aroma is similar to a combination of seared steak, raspberry, gun shot smoke, hot metal and rum. The one who first developed the scent for the astronauts is chemist Steve Pearce, who later founded the British company Smells and Fragrances Omega.

Want to purchase the perfume? You can do it here you should hurry because it is out in limited edition and will probably be worth a fortune in the future.