The planet known as the red planet --
Mars
What is the name of the permanent space station where scientists live and gather information about the solar system?
International Space Station or ISS
Earth
The layer of gas surrounding a planet that is held in space by gravity
Atmosphere
Too much _____ would break bones and require more energy to move.
Gravity
The name of the largest planet --
Jupiter
Due to the effect that microgravity has on astronauts bones and muscles they are required to --
Exercise
Why is mercury not suited for life?
A. It is too far from the sun / B. It is too close to the sun / C. The temperatures are too cold
B. It is too close to the sun.
The condition is which people or objects appear to be weightless
Microgravity
True or False:
Smoke detectors were first invented for astronauts to use in space.
True
What is the name of the 3rd planet from the Sun?
Earth
How does the solar panels on the outside of the ISS allow the astronauts to live in space?
Produces electricity
The force that holds us down onto the planet.
Gravity
A complex system of garments that allows an astronaut to work safely outside a space craft --
Space suit
How much does a space suit weigh?
More than 300 pounds or 300 pounds
The planets in the solar system revolve around the --
Sun
What is inside an astronauts helmet that protects them from radiation?
Gold
Which factor makes a planet the most suited to support life?
A. No atmosphere / B. Little gravity / C. Liquid water / D. No sunlight
C. Liquid water
A person trained to be part of a space craft crew
Astronaut
What two countries were in the space race?
America/USA and Russia/USSR
At first philosphers thought the galaxy was geocentric, meaning everything in the galaxy revolved around the sun, but as time went on scientists discovered that the galaxy is --
Heliocentric
What accomodation do you see on this command module that allows astronauts to visit space?
A. Its heat shield / B. Wings / C. Anchor
A. Heat shield
What gas needs to be the most abundant for life to exist on a planet?
Oxygen
Electromagnetic waves with wavelengths longer than xrays but shorter than visible lightwaves. They can cause tans, sun burns, and skin cancers.
Ultraviolet Waves
What year was the first time man walked on the moon?
1969