A Day in the Life of an ISS Astronaut

The video explores a day in the life of an ISS astronaut, detailing their daily routines, hygiene practices, meal preparation, work tasks, scientific experiments, exercise routines, and sleeping conditions. It highlights the unique challenges of living in space, such as microgravity's impact on daily activities and the importance of maintaining a structured schedule to prevent jet lag. The video also emphasizes the significance of scientific research conducted on the ISS and the physical fitness required to counteract the effects of weightlessness.

How many times do ISS astronauts see the sun rise and set in a typical 24-hour period?

• 20 times

• 16 times

• 12 times

• 8 times

What time does the day usually start for astronauts on the ISS?

• 6:00 AM

• 8:00 AM

• 5:00 AM

• 7:00 AM

What do astronauts use instead of a shower for hygiene?

• A sponge bath

• A rinse-less shampoo

• A pouch of warm water and soap on a washcloth

• A dry cleaning cloth

How do astronauts handle liquid waste in space?

• They use a regular toilet

• They use a vacuum hose with a personal urinal funnel

• They store it in plastic bags

• They eject it into space

Why are crumbs from food problematic on the ISS?

• They are difficult to clean

• They can float away and cause damage

• They attract insects

• They create bad odors

What is the main mission of the ISS team?

• To train for Mars missions

• To repair the space station

• To conduct scientific experiments

• To monitor Earth's weather

How do astronauts prevent items from drifting away inside the ISS?

• By using adhesive tape

• By using handrails

• By using velcro strips

• By using magnets

What is the purpose of the Advanced Resistive Exercise Device (ARED) on the ISS?

• To simulate swimming

• To mimic resistance for weightlifting

• To help with balance training

• To provide cardiovascular exercise

What is a common issue astronauts face while sleeping on the ISS?

• Lack of privacy

• Constant noise

• Bright lights

• Cold temperatures

What is the speed of the ISS's wifi connection?

• 600 Mbps

• 400 Mbps

• 200 Mbps

• 100 Mbps