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What was the unique achievement of astronaut Chris Hadfield in May 2013?

• He was the first Canadian astronaut to live aboard the International Space Station.

• He recorded the first music video ever made in space.

• He tweeted from space for the first time.

• He performed a spacewalk while singing.

Which song did Chris Hadfield cover in his music video recorded in space?

• "Rocket Man" by Elton John

• "Space Oddity" by David Bowie

• "Across the Universe" by The Beatles

• "Fly Me to the Moon" by Frank Sinatra

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Who provided assistance to Chris Hadfield for his music video from a Canadian music team?

• A Canadian film director

• A Canadian astronaut

• A Canadian music producer

• A Canadian singer, songwriter, and arranger

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What did Chris Hadfield use social media websites for during his journey in space?

• To share his music video

• To post photos and send tweets

• To conduct live interviews

• To stream his spacewalks

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After making the music video, what was the next significant event for Chris Hadfield?

• He went on a spacewalk.

• He started a live concert from space.

• He returned to Earth.

• He launched a new space mission.

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What is the name of the album Chris Hadfield recorded while on the ISS?

• Space Sessions: Songs from Earth

• Space Sessions: Songs from the ISS

• Space Sessions: Songs from a Tin Can

• Space Sessions: Songs from Space

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Why do astronauts feel weightlessness on the ISS?

• Because there is no gravity in space

• Because the ISS is moving at a speed that balances its fall towards Earth

• Because the ISS is beyond Earth's gravitational pull

• Because astronauts are inside a special chamber that simulates weightlessness

What happens to astronauts' bones and muscles in microgravity?

• They become denser and stronger

• They start to lose mass because they don't have to work as hard

• They remain unchanged

• They increase in mass due to lack of exercise

What do astronauts use to move around in microgravity on the ISS?

• They swim through the air

• They use jetpacks

• They use handholds and footholds built into the station's walls

• They walk normally as on Earth

What challenge did Chris Hadfield mention about playing guitar in microgravity?

• The guitar strings do not produce sound in microgravity

• The guitar slips in your hands because there's nothing to hold it stable

• The sound of the guitar is too loud in the confined space of the ISS

• The guitar gets out of tune more quickly in space

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