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What is a Russian space explorer called?
The Russians called their spacemen "cosmonauts". The US used "astronauts", meaning sailors of the stars. Cosmonauts means sailors of the universe. Both are pretty grandiose for people who haven't even passed Luna's orbit.
Why do spacemen wear special pressurized suits?
yes
Who sang clouds?
If you mean the 1959 insturmental than they are " The Spacemen"
Why do spacemen train?
Same reason that anyone else prepares for what they are about to do.
What do spacemen eat in space?
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What is a Russian space explore?
The Russians called their spacemen "cosmonauts". The US used "astronauts", meaning sailors of the stars. Cosmonauts means sailors of the universe. Both are pretty grandiose for people who haven't even passed Luna's orbit.
What travels in a rocket?
Spacemen
Why do spacemen need to eat the space food?
Just like us, spacemen need to eat to for fill their hunger.
Why do spacemen wear helmets?
spacemen wear helmets because , there is no oxygen in space. They have to carry an oxygen cylinder on their backs.
What is a Russian space explorer called?
The Russians called their spacemen "cosmonauts". The US used "astronauts", meaning sailors of the stars. Cosmonauts means sailors of the universe. Both are pretty grandiose for people who haven't even passed Luna's orbit.
What outfits do spacemen have to were in space?
spacesuits
Why do spacemen wear special pressurized suits?
yes
What are the release dates for King Kong - 1966 The Spacemen 1-8?
King Kong - 1966 The Spacemen 1-8 was released on: USA: 1 October 1966
Who sang clouds?
If you mean the 1959 insturmental than they are " The Spacemen"
Why do spacemen train?
Same reason that anyone else prepares for what they are about to do.
What do spacemen eat in space?
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What is a Russian country called?
"Russia". If you mean to ask 'what is 'country' called in Russian, that is 'страна' (strana). If you mean to ask what a Russian country house is called, that is 'dacha' (in Russian: дача).
