Surviving in Space

The investigation of physical conditions in space and on stars, planets, and other celestial bodies through the use of satellites, space probes, or spacecrafts with human crews.

• Space Exploration
• Newton's Law of Gravity
• the ISS
• Space Navigation

Atmosphere is :

• only consisting of argon and oxygen
• gases on the floor of the Earth
• all the gases around a planet
• all the gases near the solar beams

The human body can only go a few days without water. How do astronauts fulfill this need?

• Take frozen water
• Recycle wastewater
• Make water
• Chemically combine space elements to make water

How do astronauts accommodate the need for food when space on the shuttle is limited?

• Dehydrated food
• Hunt in 
• Grow food on the shuttle
• Order take out

Temperatures in space can range from negative 450 degrees Fahrenheit to temperatures in the 1000s. How do astronauts protect themselves?

• sunscreen and mittens
• temperature controlled space suits
• sunglasses
• pressurized space suits

Which of the following necessary gases is lacking is interplanetary space?

• Oxygen
• Carbon
• Sodium
• Hydrogen

A person who is trained for traveling in space

• Astronaut 
• Sputnik
• Light-year
• Satellite

Used to fly astronauts into space 

• Space Shuttle
• Space suit 
• Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin
• light- year 

The first people to walk on the moon. Landed in 1969

• spacecraft 
• ISS 
• Astronaut 
• Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin

Has no people on it, used to gather information

• spaceprobe
• Space Shuttle
• Rocket

• launch-pad