Journey Through the International Space Station and Its Global Impact

The video explores the experience of weightlessness aboard the International Space Station (ISS), its construction by multiple countries, and the daily life and research conducted by astronauts. It highlights the international collaboration involved in the ISS, the potential for space tourism, and stories of notable astronauts like Anousheh Ansari and Chris Hadfield. The video concludes with lessons on cooperation and the future of space exploration.

What is the sensation experienced by astronauts when they are in the ISS?

• Heaviness

• Sinking

• Weightlessness

• Floating with gravity

How often does the ISS orbit the Earth?

• Every 24 hours

• Every 12 hours

• Every 90 minutes

• Every 60 minutes

Which country launched the first module of the ISS?

• Canada

• Japan

• Russia

• United States

What is one of the main purposes of the ISS?

• To serve as a space hotel

• To conduct research for future space missions

• To act as a military base

• To mine asteroids

What is a common activity astronauts perform outside the ISS?

• Spacewalking for repairs

• Playing sports

• Gardening

• Fishing

How do astronauts prevent their food from floating away in zero gravity?

• Using nets

• Using tape

• Using glue

• Using magnets

Which of the following countries is NOT mentioned as having visited the ISS?

• Brazil

• United Arab Emirates

• India

• South Korea

Who was the first private individual to visit the ISS?

• Elon Musk

• Jeff Bezos

• Richard Branson

• Anousheh Ansari

What record did astronaut Scott Kelly set during his time on the ISS?

• First person to grow plants in space

• First person to play guitar in space

• Most consecutive days in space by an American

• Longest spacewalk

What lesson does the ISS teach us about international cooperation?

• It is only for space missions

• It can lead to amazing accomplishments

• It is unnecessary

• It is impossible to achieve