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Delve into the fascinating world of future space travel and discover what the coming decades have in store for us. This interactive scavenger hunt takes you through ground-breaking innovations and ambitious plans that will change space travel forever.
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What do astronauts need for light on Mars?
Lamps
Candles
Fireworks
Stars
What are robots doing on the moon?
Collecting stones
Playing hide-and-seek
Drawing
Singing songs
How do astronauts train on Earth?
In special machines
On the playground
In the pool
By bike
What are robots doing on Mars?
They search for life
They play football
They cook food
They dance
What is a space garden?
Plants growing in space
A garden with play equipment
A garden with dolls
A garden with cars
What is a space taxi?
A small spaceship for short trips
A car that can fly
A taxi with stars on it
A taxi driving very fast
What is the hardest part of travelling to Mars?
It takes a very long time
It is too cold
It is too hot
It rains there
What do people on Mars want to make from water?
Air to breathe
Juice
Soup
Tea
What devices are we sending ahead to Mars?
Robots
Cars
Aircraft
Boats
Why do astronauts wear helmets in space?
To be able to breathe air
To look tough
To keep their hair beautiful
To listen to music
What do astronauts do for sport in space?
They train on special machines
They go swimming
They play football outside
They run in the park
How many people can fit together in a spaceship?
Usually 3 to 10 people
Only 1 person
Always 100 people
Thousands of people
What do astronauts take with them to wash?
Special wet wipes
An ordinary bathtub
A garden hose
Soap and towels
What is the name of the suit worn by astronauts?
A space suit
A swimming costume
A mackintosh
A pair of pyjamas
What happens when you try to talk in space?
No one can hear you without a radio
Your voice gets very loud
You can only whisper
Your voice becomes music
What can telescopes in space see better?
Stars and planets very far away
Cars on Earth
Fish in the sea
Flowers in the garden
What colour is Mars and why is it called the red planet?
Red due to iron rust in soil
Green through lots of grass
Blue through lots of water
Yellow by the sun
What technology helps astronauts find their way in space?
GPS satellites and star charts
Ordinary compasses
Paper cards
Asking passers-by
What is a space lift?
A cable that takes stuff to space cheaply
A lift in a building
A staircase to the moon
An escalator in space
What do scientists want to grow on Mars for food?
Potatoes and vegetables
Hamburgers
Candy
Chips
What is the problem with current spacesuits?
They are heavy and difficult to move around in
They are too colourful
They make too much noise
They smell of fish
Which planet do space agencies want humans to visit first?
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
What is important to bring with you for building on Mars?
Special construction materials and tools
Flowers
Footballs
Comic books
How do astronauts on Mars communicate with Earth?
Via radio waves and satellites
Via regular phones
Via letters
Via calling
What technology is being developed for atmospheric entry on Mars?
Supersonic retropropulsion
Magnetic inhibition
Gravimetric landing
Pneumatic cushions
What dangers do micrometeoroids pose?
Damage to spacecraft and space suits
Disruption of radio communications
Change in gravity
Time delay in missions
What challenge does the Martian atmosphere pose for landers?
Too thin for parachutes, too fat to ignore
Too much oxygen
Pressure too high
Too much nitrogen
What is cryosleep in space?
Artificial hibernation for long trips
Freezing food
Cooling of rocket engines
Ice mines on comets
What is the main purpose of space tourism?
Making space more accessible to citizens
Making money from rich people
Doing scientific research
Colonising new planets
What is the concept of planetary protection?
Preventing biological contamination between planets
Protecting planets from asteroid impact
Keeping atmospheres intact
Protecting satellites from debris
What is the main advantage of space manufacturing?
Microgravity environment
Cheaper labour
Better logistics connections
Lower taxes
What is the concept of a space lift to Mars?
A cable from Mars to its moons
A tunnel through Mars
A bridge between Mars and Jupiter
An underground transport system
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