article_snippet: James Bond may like James Bond Martini shaken, not stirred, but James Bond hasn't had  to contend with zero gravity when sipping James Bond favourite tipple.
article_snippet: This is because liquid becomes sticky and clumps together in blobs in zero gravity.
article_snippet: To solve this problem, liquid is typically kept in bags with attachment for straws, but while this is practical, this’s not an elegant solution and means astronauts can’t smell the liquid, which is naturally less pungent and tasteless in zero gravity.
article_snippet: In the 1979 film, Moonraker, James Bond, played by Roger Moore (a poster is shown), has a space adventure but doesn't attempt to drink his signature martini in space .
article_snippet: Without the pull of gravity, fluids behave very differently than on Earth.