Cards in this guide (16)
Who was the FIRST American astronaut
There were seven American men who first carried the title
'Astronaut', and they are/were known as the Mercury Seven. Their
names: John Glenn, Alan Shepard, Virgil 'Gus' Grissom, Donald
'Deke' Slayton, Wally Schirra, Scott Carpenter, and Gordon Cooper.
Mr Shepard was the first American to travel into space.
Which planet has a moon named Europa
Which planet was studied by the Mariner 10 probe and has a crater-covered surface
Which phase represents the longest period of time in a star's life cycle
the main sequence represents the longest period in a stars life
cycle
What space mission succeeded in placing men on the moon
Which of these refers to a small celestial object orbiting the Sun and ranging in size from a grain of sand to a boulder
Which dinosaur is sometimes referred to as the thunder lizard
The brontosaurus was referred to as a thunder lizard.
Apatosaurus is sometimes referred to as the thunder lizard.
Which of these refers to a small piece of celestial debris that has struck the surface of a planet
What location did the Wright Brothers choose as their testing grounds
The Wright brothers used Huffman prairie near Dayton Ohio as
their testing ground.
What space mission successfully landed men on the Moon
The space mission which successfully landed men to the Moon was
the APOLLO11 space mission in which Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins
and Edwin Aldrin stepped on the surface of the moon safely or
successfully.
What was the name of the lunar module that landed on the Moon on July 20 1969
What is the enormous audible thunderclap that follows an aircraft as it goes through the sound barrier called
Who was The most widely recognized ornithopters were designed by
A rocket engine obtains forward momentum through the use of fuel additives
fandango additives usually which contain oxygen
The initial control module of the International Space Station was launched by which country
What were the Devices designed to help a human successfully imitate a bird by flapping the wings of the device called .
