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The first or maybe second Space Shuttle flew a test flight. During re-entry it was piloted by John Young without the use of a computer and I think it was flying at Mach 23. The Shuttle flies faster when in space.
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What do astronauts do on a mission?
the things that astronauts do on a mission is sleep learning how to fly a space shuttle
What do astronauts fly through space?
A rocket.
Why do astronauts seem to fly inside their spacecraft?
because of unavailability of gravity.
What do astronaut do wen they are not on the moon?
Most astronauts, when not on the moon, spend their time on vacation in other galaxies. However, some astronauts choose to take up employment here on earth, most conventionally in fast food establishments e.g. McDonald's Most astronauts, when not on the moon, spend their time on vacation in other galaxies. However, some astronauts choose to take up employment here on earth, most conventionally in fast food establishments e.g. McDonald's
How fast can the phoenix fly?
199 mph
Astronauts are--who fly in space?
Astronauts are people who fly in space
Can astronauts fly out of space?
Yes, astronauts can fly out here and there as they live in zero gravity in space.
How many astronauts do you think would fly together in the command module?
Three astronauts
What do astronauts do on a mission?
the things that astronauts do on a mission is sleep learning how to fly a space shuttle
What do astronauts fly through space?
A rocket.
Did cosmonauts ever fly with astronauts?
they tease Cinderella
Does the astronauts fly on moon due to earth gravity?
No
How fast do astronauts travel?
12 MPH
Who are astronauts?
Astronauts are, if you like putting it this way, 'space people'. They fly in rockets and shoot to outer space and study it up there.
What mercury astronauts was supposed to fly on apollo 13?
what mercury astronaut was supposed to fly on the apollo 13
What are astronauts used for?
Astronauts fly the craft and participate in experiments. They provide what is commonly called "human intelligence" regarding the outcome of these experiments.
Why do astronauts seem to fly inside their spacecraft?
because of unavailability of gravity.
