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100

Is the sun a star just like the others we see in the sky?

Yes, it is.

The other stars you see are similar in nature but are much farther away from us 

100

Where do astronauts live in space?

They live in the ISS (The international space station)

100

How was the name of the rocket of the first astronauts that stepped on the moon?

It was Saturn V. It launched the Apollo 11 mission, which included Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins.

100

Is the Earth a satellite?

No, it isn't.

100

What is the name of the galaxy we live in?

The galaxy we live in is called the Milky Way Galaxy.

200

Do the planets orbit the moon?

No, they don't.

200

How do astronauts get ready for outer space?

By undergoing rigorous training, maintaining peak physical fitness, learning spacecraft systems, passing medical exams, building teamwork skills, and completing pre-launch procedures.

200

Who was the pilot of the rocket Saturn and the mission Apollo 11?

It was Michael Collins.

200

What is the name of the argentinian satellite program?

It's SAOCOM.

200

Does it rain in space? 

No, it doesn’t rain in space. 

Rain requires a liquid to condense and fall, which needs an atmosphere and a source of moisture—conditions that don't exist in the vacuum of space.

300

How many planets are there in the solar system?

There are eight.

300

Who was with Nail Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin in the mission to the moon?

Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were accompanied by Michael Collins.

300

What country invented the rockets?

Rockets were first invented in China. The earliest known use of rockets dates back to the 13th century during the Song Dynasty, where they were used in military applications and as fireworks.

300

What is the name of the first man-made satellite launched to space?

It's Sputnik 1.

300

Is Saturn the only planet with rings?

No, it isn't. 

Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune also have ring systems, though they are much less conspicuous than Saturn's.

400

Does the moon have its own light?

No,it doesn't.

400

How do astronauts sleep in the Space Station?

Astronauts sleep in the Space Station by securing themselves in sleeping bags attached to the wall or a small cabin, using straps to prevent floating while they sleep in microgravity.

400

(T or F) The name of the lunar module that landed on the moon was Saturn.

False. 

The name of the lunar module that landed on the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission was Eagle. Saturn was the name of the rocket that launched the mission.

400

Name two main parts of a satellite.

  • Bus
  • Power System (includes solar panels and batteries)
  • Propulsion System
  • Communication System (includes antennas and transmitters/receivers)
  • Payload (mission-specific equipment)
  • Thermal Control System
  • Attitude and Orbit Control System (AOCS)
  • Onboard Computer
  • Structural Components
  • Thermal Insulation
400

What temperature is in the sun?

It is about 15 million degrees Celsius.

500

What is the fifth planet closer to the sun?

It is Jupiter.

500

Why does an astronaut need a space-suit?

An astronaut needs a space suit to ensure life support, protection, and mobility in the vacuum and extreme conditions of space.

500

Name two parts of a rocket.


  1. Propulsion System: Includes engines, fuel tanks, and thrust chambers.
  2. Airframe: The structural framework of the rocket.
  3. Payload: The cargo, such as satellites, scientific instruments, or crew modules.
  4. Guidance System: Navigation and control mechanisms, including sensors and computers.
  5. Fins: Stabilize the rocket during flight (in some designs).
  6. Nose Cone: The pointed front part that reduces aerodynamic drag.
  7. Stages: Sections of the rocket that separate during flight to reduce weight.
  8. Recovery System: Parachutes or other mechanisms for retrieving parts of the rocket (in some rockets).
500

How many satellites did NASA launch to space?

More than 15000

500

How old is the solar system? 

It is about 4.6 billion years old. 

This age is determined through the study of meteorites and the dating of the oldest rocks on Earth and the Moon.