What does NASA stand for?

• National Aeronautics and Space Association

• National Aerospace and Space Administration

• National Aeronautics and Space Administration

• National Aeronautics and Space Agency

When was NASA established?

• January 20, 1962

• July 29, 1958

• August 12, 1960

• April 1, 1955

What is the primary goal of NASA?

• To create entertainment content for the public.

• To advance human knowledge and capabilities in space exploration.

• To reduce global warming through environmental research.

• To develop new commercial aircraft for airlines.

Name one famous space mission conducted by NASA.

• Voyager 1

• Hubble Space Telescope

• Mars Rover

• Apollo 11

What was the first human spaceflight program by NASA?

• Gemini

• Mercury

• Artemis

• Apollo

Which NASA program landed humans on the Moon?

• Mercury program

• Apollo program

• Gemini program

• Artemis program

What is the name of the telescope launched by NASA in 1990?

• Kepler Space Telescope

• James Webb Space Telescope

• Hubble Space Telescope

• Chandra X-ray Observatory

What is the purpose of the Mars Rover missions?

• To explore Mars and gather scientific data.

• To send humans to Mars for colonization.

• To create a permanent base on the Moon.

• To test new rocket technologies in space.

Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

• Jupiter

• Saturn

• Mars

• Venus

What is the name of NASA's spacecraft that studied Pluto?

• Cassini

• Mars Rover

• Voyager 1

• New Horizons