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Q: Did astronauts ever witness an asteroid impact while on the moon?
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What did astronauts live on the moon?

While on the moon the astronauts lived in their lunar module.


Did an asteroid really kill the dinosaurs?

We don't know for sure. The asteroid theory is one example of many theories. Some scientists think one asteroid wasn't enough to kill them all, while others don't think an asteroid killed them at all. We honestly do not know.


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Why did the Apollo astronauts who actually walked on the Lunar surface have visors plated with gold while the other astronauts did not?

The Apollo astronauts who walked on the lunar surface had visors plated with gold while the other astronauts did not because they wanted to collect the solar particles.


Are astronauts really weightless while in orbit?

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Do astronauts leave the ISS while in outer space?

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Why do astronauts have to attach themselves to something while they are sleeping?

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What did the Apollo astronauts study while on the moon?

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How did astronauts communicate with earth while in space?

They communicated by radio.


When will they put a man on an asteroid?

Until we can find an asteroid big enough to keep the person on it, We may not see something like this happening for a while.


How did the Luna Mare form?

The Mare are flooded (by volcanic erupted basalt) impact craters. While the interior of the Moon was still hot an molten, asteroid or comets hit the moon and created impact craters. Lava from the Moon's interior then welled up to flood these craters, making the Mare (which means 'seas').