The astronauts who went on strike in space
Even highly trained astronauts eventually reach a point where they absolutely despise their micromanaging bosses. In 1973, the massively overworked crew of the Skylab 4 mission got so intensely annoyed by NASA's grueling, minute-by-minute schedule that they simply turned off their radios. For an entire day, they floated around looking out the window, executing the first and only zero-gravity labor strike.

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