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What are the name were called American Space Travellers?
astronout
What are some space words in alphabetical order?
astronout aliens space cheese muffins pizza
How many space missions have there been to Astronout?
a lot. There are astronauts in space all time and they exchange routes as they are not allowed to be in space for more than six months
How much food would you need for space for a week?
an astronout needs the same amount like an normal person on earth just different contents
Why do men go to space and not woman?
There are many hard requirments to become an astronout many wemon who are smart enough are not strong enough. But, over 10% of the 517 people who have gone into space have been women.
What problem did John Glenn face during his trip into space?
Because he liked the first time
Where do you see examples of air taking up space and having pressure?
whenever you conatian air. example: balloons, astronout oxygen containers, when you blow up your cheeks, bubbles in glass, ect.
What was the first food eaten in space by an American astronout?
In 1962 John Glenn ate applesauce packed in a tube, and sugar tablets in water to demonstrate that people could eat, swallow, and digest food in a weightless environment.
What if your girlfriend is pregnant and could not get it in her is this a problem?
No, the baby in the womb changes around how the woman's body is shaped during the pregnancy and takes up space.
What is an astronout?
An astronaut is a trained professional who travels into space to conduct scientific research, perform experiments, and operate spacecraft. They undergo rigorous training in various fields, including physics, engineering, and physical fitness, to prepare for the challenges of space travel. Astronauts may work for government space agencies, like NASA, or private companies involved in space exploration. Their missions contribute to our understanding of space and can involve tasks such as conducting experiments in microgravity or repairing satellites.
What is the scientific explanation for meteors?
Space debris striking the Earth's atmosphere and heating to incandescence.
What is the name for a method of representing points in space?
Coordinate Plane
