What are the equipments used in exploring the outer space?

Answer 1

Assuming you cannot use anything on Mars, oxygen, food, water and fuel to go there and back. With current technology it will take 9 months to get there in each direction, so a lot of supply is needed even with recycling.

Answer 2

Oh, just the usual stuff that you'd take for any camping trip; food, water, air, oxygen - stuff like that.

In space itself, there is nothing that we can use that we don't take with us. If we go to the Moon or to another planet, it may be possible to find or make some of that stuff. There is likely to be water that we can harvest in deep craters near the Moon's south pole, and there may be water (in the form of ice) underground. We may be able to extract oxygen from some of the surface minerals.

Answer 3

Equipment used in exploring outer space includes telescopes, spacecraft, rovers, satellites, spacesuits, and communication devices. These tools help scientists and astronauts to observe, study, and communicate with objects and environments in space.

Answer 4

Basicaly the same supplies you would need to go on a long sea voyage, except you would also need to take oxygen.

Answer 5

If there was already some kind of space station there all you would need is ALOT of food, clothes (mainly jackets), cleansing things, and anything you would want to bring. Have fun at Mars!!

Answer 6

A trip to the moon would require a space suit, space craft, food, water and oxygen.

Answer 7

a space suit

Answer 8

TOOLS

Answer 9

oxygen