Exploring
When were three astronauts launched into space for the first successful moon landing?
July 16, 1969
Is there an end to the universe?
We don't know!
What kind of life form are we?
Carbon-based, intelligent.
What do we call the part of the universe we could ever possibly see?
The observable universe.
What was the moon landing mission called?
Apollo 11.
What do all celestial bodies give off that we can pick up on giant arrays?
Radio waves.
What do we need to survive?
Carbon, hydrogen, water, air, etc.
What is the thing that defines how far we could ever possibly see?
The speed of light.
What kind of rocket was launched for the moon landing mission?
A Saturn V rocket.
What are some other electromagnetic waves besides visible light?
Infrared, gamma rays, x-rays, etc.
Do we have any planets in our solar system that could sustain us?
Kinda mars.
What is a future possible spacecraft propulsion system?
Laser thrusters.
What is the system called that allows the rocket to go where it is supposed to go?
The guidance system.
What is parallax?
How we measure the distance to stars.
What is a planets that might be able to sustain life outside our solar system called?
Exoplanets.
What are some things that robots might help us with in the future?
Lots of stuff!
What is the ISS?
International Space Station.
Describe parallax?
When you see something from two different points of view.
What is the area that an exoplanet could exist called?
The habitable zone.
What might be the next big change in space travel?
Commercial space crafts.