Astronauts and Spacewalk Safety

The video introduces 'National Geographic Tales of the Weird', a book filled with unbelievable true stories. It highlights bizarre tales such as zombie ants, crop circles, and a cyclops shark. The video then shifts focus to astronaut injuries, particularly hand injuries caused by space gloves. These gloves, designed to mimic Earth's atmosphere, are stiff and restrictive, leading to fingernail trauma. Some astronauts even remove their fingernails before spacewalks. The video concludes with a promotion for the book and a call to follow on Facebook for updates.

What is one of the bizarre stories mentioned in the book 'National Geographic Tales of the Weird'?

• The Loch Ness Monster sightings

• The legend of Bigfoot

• The mystery of the Bermuda Triangle

• The truth behind crop circles

What is the main cause of hand injuries for astronauts during spacewalks?

• Meteor showers

• Space gloves

• Asteroids

• Aliens

Why might astronauts with larger hands face more issues during spacewalks?

• They have difficulty fitting into the spacecraft

• Their fingernails are more prone to falling off

• They are more likely to encounter aliens

• They are more susceptible to radiation

What is the purpose of the pressurization of space gloves?

• To protect against extreme temperatures

• To prevent radiation exposure

• To enhance grip strength

• To mimic Earth's atmosphere

What unusual action have some astronauts taken to prevent hand injuries?

• Avoiding spacewalks altogether

• Wearing double gloves

• Removing their own fingernails

• Using special hand creams

Where can you find more unbelievable stories like those in 'National Geographic Tales of the Weird'?

• In a travel guide

• In the National Geographic book

• In a history textbook

• In a science fiction novel