Liquids behave differently in a zero-gravity environment, making drinking difficult.
Researchers at Portland State University have developed cups called "Zero-G Cup" to make it easier for astronauts to drink coffee in space.
These strangely curved and geometrically shaped cups are specially designed to control the movement of the liquid.
The narrowing towards the mouth of the cup allows the liquid to flow towards the astronaut's mouth.
In fact, a similar design was first created by astronaut Don Pettit in 2008 to drink coffee on the ISS.
What do you think it would be like to enjoy coffee in space?
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