NASA gives a glimpse inside Orion's cramped quarters where four astronauts will live for 10 days as they whizz around the moon - 'the smell would be intolerable!'

With the first launch window for Artemis II now just days away, NASA has shared a glimpse inside the cramped quarters of the Orion spacecraft. Four astronauts – Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen – will spend 10 days living inside the capsule as they whizz around the moon. Conditions are so cramped that NASA wants to study how the crew physically and psychologically adapt to their time in space. Despite the small amount of space, NASA has managed to fit in a few comforts that should make the journey more bearable. Perhaps most importantly, NASA has even found enough space on Orion to fit the toilet in its own tiny room.