Space Travel Basics
Microgravity
Earth, Moon, and Orbits
Breaking Barriers and Milestones
Tools, Tech, and Communication
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What do we use to go into space? 

Rocket

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What does microgravity mean? 

It means that there is almost no gravity. 
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Is the moon bigger than Earth? 

No

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What country sent the first person into space? 

The Soviet Union

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What do astronauts see a lot of in space? 

Stars

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What do astronauts wear in space? 

Spacesuit

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What is the name of the force that pulls people down? 

Gravity

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What does orbit mean? 

To go in a circle around

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Who was the first person in space? 

Yuri Gagarin 

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How long does it take to reach space (minutes, hours, days, months, years, etc.)?

A few minutes

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Where do rockets blast off from? 

Launchpad

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What happens to your body in space? 

It floats

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How long does it take the Moon to go around the Earth once? 

About one month 

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What was the first animal to orbit the Earth? 

A dog

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What do astronauts use to talk to Earth?

Radios

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What helps rockets go up? 

Fire and fuel
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How do astronauts sleep in space? 

They sleep in sleeping bags that are attached to the wall to avoid floating away. 

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How long does it take the Earth to orbit the Sun once? 

One year

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What was the name of the first man on the Moon? 

Neil Armstrong

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What helps astronauts breathe in space? 

Oxygen tank 

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Where do astronauts live in space? 

The space station

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What happens to an individual's face in space? 

It swells because blood is pushed to the head. 

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Why can we see the Moon at night?

Because it reflect sunlight

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What was the mission called that was the first to land a man on the moon? 

Apollo 11

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What do satellites do in space? 

They go around Earth (orbit) 

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