Gravity.
Even though Hollywood depicts astronauts floating off in outer space in the movie "Gravity", it has never happened.
because thay'd get lost then you would have lost in space......lol
Astronauts have gotten lost in space in movies and fictional stories, but in reality, no astronaut has ever been lost in space. Astronauts are always tethered to their spacecraft during spacewalks and have protocols in place to ensure they can find their way back if they become disoriented.
That is an idiotic question. To get home! Without fuel in outer space, the ship would keep its current inertia and be lost. Fuel is used to change the trajectory of the ship.
Seven astronauts lost their life's during the Columbia disaster.
It is possible to travel into space without a space suit, but if the capsule lost pressure, the astronauts blood would boil and they would be dead in about a minute.
Yuri Gagarin, a soviet cosmonaut, was the first man in space. He was killed in an airplane training accident about 10 years after his historic flight. Alan Shepard was the first American astronaut. He died of leukemia in 1998, at about 74 years old.
"Lost in Space" (1998). Lacey Chabert played 'Penny Robinson'.
The Robot was called B-9 or was essentially just the (Robot) Robby the Robot is from the l956 film Forbidden Planet.
No. Only a few astronauts have died in the line of duty, and very few (and no Americans) have died in space. The most dangerous part of any space journey is the launch and the landing. Three American astronauts were killed in a fire in the capsule on the launch pad during testing before Apollo 1. Seven astronauts were killed when space shuttle Challenger was destroyed during launch, and seven astronauts were killed when the shuttle Columbia disintegrated over Texas during re-entry. At least a few astronauts were killed in aircraft accidents. We believe that the Russians lost a couple of astronauts in space, but this has never been admitted. Several Russian astronauts have died during re-entry or during the landing.
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