9 Things We Learned from Ozzy and Jack - Episode 2

In 1982 Ozzy Osbourne was infamously arrested for public intoxication and supposedly urinating on The Alamo. The story goes that Ozzy's wife Sharon hid his clothes to stop him from leaving their hotel wasted, so Ozzy put on one of her dresses and stumbled over to The Alamo - and the rest is history.

The Alamo is mostly remembered in history as the setting of the Battle of the Alamo in 1836 between the Republic of Texas and Mexico. However, The Alamo began as a Catholic Mission in 1744.

As well as WWII history, Ozzy is fascinated by space. At the Johnson Space Center in Houston he finds out that no alcohol is allowed in space and neither is sex.

Despite the numerous conspiracies, a NASA employee assures Ozzy and Jack that America did indeed land on the Moon in 1969 and that they did so with a computer that has less than 5 kilobytes of memory.

Ozzy and Jack get to meet NASA astronaut Shannon Walker, who spent 6 months on an expedition with Russians at the International Space Station.

The type of space exploration vehicle that Ozzy and Jack drive (and Jack gets stuck) costs a whopping minimum of $5 million dollars to make and is designed to house two astronauts for up to 14 days.

NASA spacesuits are designed for Astronauts to survive wearing them with no additional air for up to six days. However, they've never figured out how to manage the problem of poop.

Apollo 11, the space shuttle that landed on the Moon in 1969 is the size of an American football field.

In Houston, Texas there's a museum dedicated to the history of funerals in the United States. Here, Ozzy and Jack discover that a Victorian wake would last three days and the grim meaning behind the phrase "saved by the bell."