Skydiving from the International Space Station

What is the typical altitude from which most skydivers jump?

• 10 kilometers

• 3.8 kilometers

• 5 kilometers

• 1.5 kilometers

Why does it take so long to fall from the ISS to Earth?

• Because of the high altitude

• Due to the speed and orbital path

• Because of the Earth's gravity

• Due to the lack of air resistance

What is the main reason the ISS stays in orbit?

• It is stationary in space

• It is supported by space debris

• It moves at a high speed, missing the Earth

• It is held by Earth's magnetic field

What happens to the ISS due to atmospheric friction?

• It speeds up

• It maintains its speed

• It slows down

• It changes direction

What is a consequence of not having propulsion in the super suit?

• You can maneuver easily

• You remain stationary

• You float away into space

• You spiral towards Earth

What is the main goal during re-entry?

• Change direction

• Maintain speed

• Slow down

• Speed up

What is the effect of experiencing eight G's of force?

• You feel lighter

• You pass out

• You float in space

• You become more alert

What happens to the super suit due to high temperatures during re-entry?

• It becomes invisible

• It melts

• It freezes

• It expands

What record did Alan Eustace set in 2014?

• Highest skydive

• Fastest skydive

• Longest skydive

• Most dangerous skydive

At what point can a parachute be safely deployed during the descent?

• At 20 kilometers up

• At 5 kilometers up

• At 1 kilometer up

• At 10 kilometers up