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Except for our Sun, the stars are unimaginably, hugely far away. Astronauts are
gazillions of miles away from the stars, and too smart to run into our Sun, which is
a star.
-- The farthest away from Earth that any astronaut has ever been was
about 240,000 miles ... when Apollo was in orbit around behind the moon.
-- The sun is about 385 times farther than that.
-- The next nearest star is about 102,900,000 times farther than that.
What else can I help you with?
Did astronauts visit the stars?
No
What can astronauts see in space?
Astronauts can see planets, stars, and species.
How do astronauts get their mail?
they dont
What do astronauts find in space?
stars and rockes
What do you boxers and astronauts both see?
Stars!
What do boxers and astronauts both see?
Stars.
Can a astronauts land on a star?
Stars are balls of burning gas. So, no, astronauts cannot land on stars, since they are so bright and are too hot.
Do astronauts study the moon?
Yes. Astronauts do study the moon. In particular, Astronomers study the planets, stars and outer space.
What do astronauts really do in space?
Run on treadmills/
What did the astronauts use the mars rover for?
to run.
Will astronauts visit stars any time soon?
No. The stars are too hot to visit and too far away to get to.
What is the main work of the astronauts aboard the Iss?
i dont know whatever
