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Space Connections
This food item is a favorite amongst astronauts but not Barbara Morgan or her dog.
What is shrimp cocktail?
This type of force is known as a PSEUDO force.
What is Centrifugal Force?
The astronaut's coined this term due to fluid shifts in the body.
What is Puffy Head Bird Legs?
Cart 1 now covers these categories:
What is rocket propulsion, distribution of pressure, liquid nitrogen, centripetal/centrifugal, and working in space?
This is the definition of plasma.
What is a gas that has undergone ionization?
This telescope was shroud in liquid nitrogen as well as gaseous helium in a "russian doll style" to radiatively cool in Chamber A, an enormous thermal vacuum testing chamber housed at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas,
What is the James Webb Telescope?
This type of force is a REAL force.
What is a Centripetal Force?
This can be worn in space to help combat fluid shift due to its vacuum technology.
What is negative pressure suits?
Cart 2 now covers these categories:
What are the senses in space, human body in space, space food, and space pen?
These are three things that you should not do when handling the plasma ball
What is touch the plasma ball with wet hands, wear metal rings, clean the ball when it is on or plugged in, perform in the presence of flammable materials, engage if you have a pacemaker or other internal medical device, touch a conductor with your bare hands?
What is 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit (2,760 C)?
The length of a tetherball rope preventing the ball from escaping, the backrest that prevents guests from escaping the spin on a fair ride, and gravity are considered this type of force.
What is centripetal force?
This is the term for poor blood flow to the eyes causing white spots on the retina.
What is Cotton Wool Spots?
Cart 3 now covers these five concepts/experiments:
What is sodium polyacylate, plasma, friction, Bernouilli's principle, and Mind Reader/Binary Code?
This causes the Circuit Stick, Neon bulbs, and light bulbs to light up when around the plasma ball.
What is the electrical field?
NASA uses this to encode and transmit data from spacecraft and telescopes, enabling communication and processing of information from space.
What is the binary code?
The tetherball seems to be moving away from the center pole, seems like guests are being pushed up on the fair ride, and it seems like it keeps at a distance because some other force acts in opposition to gravity are considered this type of force.
What is centrifugal force?
These are the four types of space food.
What is fresh, thermo-stabilized, rehydratable, and irradiated?
True or false: A chemical breakdown occurs when water is in the vacuum of space.
What is false?
This percentage is how much plasma makes up visible matter in our universe.
What is 99%?
While fighter pilots can withstand brief periods of 9-10Gs, Astronauts can typically withstand this much during launch and reentry.
What is roughly 3-4 Gs?
This is a machine that uses centrifugal force to detach or separate the contents based on their density.
What is a centrifuge?
This space tool has a movable handle that can be locked into different ports to give astronauts additional leverage or control.
What are scoops?
This would happen to water in the vacuum of space.
What is immediately boil, vaporize into a gas, and freeze into tiny crystals depending on the surrounding temperature?
This is an example of how plasma relates to NASA that was covered in training.
What is reentry burn, the sun, and the stars?