Astronauts and Space Missions

The video introduces the exciting job of astronauts, who travel to space to learn about the universe. It explains the requirements to become an astronaut, such as studying science and undergoing physical check-ups. The video details the various roles astronauts have, including pilots and mission specialists, and the experiments they conduct on the ISS. It also covers spacewalks and satellite launches. Finally, it encourages viewers to learn more about space and consider becoming astronauts themselves.

What is the main reason astronauts travel to space?

• To have an adventure

• To learn about space

• To escape Earth

• To meet aliens

What is one of the educational requirements to become an astronaut?

• A degree in art

• A degree in science

• A degree in history

• A degree in music

How many years of experience in science is required to become an astronaut?

• Three years

• Two years

• One year

• Four years

What is the role of a pilot astronaut?

• Repairing satellites

• Growing plants

• Navigating the spacecraft

• Conducting experiments

What is a mission specialist responsible for?

• Conducting experiments

• Communicating with Earth

• Flying the spacecraft

• Cooking meals

Where do astronauts conduct many of their experiments?

• On the Moon

• In the International Space Station

• In the ocean

• On Mars

What is one experiment that has been conducted on the ISS?

• Training dolphins

• Mining asteroids

• Building robots

• Growing zucchinis

What is a spacewalk?

• Exercising inside the spacecraft

• Floating inside the ISS

• Working outside the spacecraft

• Walking on the Moon

Why do astronauts wear special suits during spacewalks?

• To look cool

• To stay warm and breathe

• To communicate with aliens

• To run faster

What is one of the tasks astronauts perform with satellites?

• Painting them

• Launching them

• Hiding them

• Destroying them