194.000+ questions in the database 215 treasure hunts available Create your own treasure hunt in 1 minute Suitable for all ages Always free - unless you as a creator set a price for participants

ISS (Space Station) treasure hunt

Experience the wonders of the International Space Station during our GPS scavenger hunt! Discover how astronauts live and work in space as you explore fascinating locations in your area.

Step 1 of 3 Free, so it costs you nothing! Really!

Next you pick the location(s) and select questions, your own or ours. 194.450 questions to choose from.

Made 2 days ago: Enkhuizen city walk in Enkhuizen

ISS (Space Station) treasure hunt - GPS treasure hunt Space

space treasure hunts

No treasure hunts available yet

There are no treasure hunts for this subject yet. Be the first!

Be the first to create a space treasure hunt

Featured this week: example questions for ISS (Space Station)

New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What do people on the ISS use to exercise?
A dedicated treadmill An ordinary bicycle A football They do not play sports
What do people use to cut their hair on the ISS?
Special scissors with piston An ordinary pair of scissors Their fingers They don't cut their hair
How long does it take to fly to the ISS?
A few hours A few minutes A whole year A whole day
What sometimes grows in the space station?
Plants Trees Grass Nothing
What do people need to breathe in the space station?
Air from machines Air of flowers Air from trees No air
How do people move around the ISS?
They push away from walls They just run They drive a car They cycle
What do people on Earth learn from the ISS?
How things work in space How to cook How to cycle How to swim
How many people can live on the ISS at a time?
About 6 people 100 people 1 person No people
Create a iss (space station) treasure hunt for Ages 3-4
What do astronauts on the ISS use to sleep?
A sleeping bag that fastens An ordinary bed with pillow A hammock between the walls They sleep standing up against the wall
What's the best thing about floating on the ISS?
You can do somersaults in the air You never get tired You can fly like a bird You cannot fall
How many times a day do astronauts on the ISS see the sun rise and set?
16 times 1 time 4 times 8 times
How warm is it on the ISS?
Just as warm as at home Very cold, like in the freezer Very hot, like in the sauna Sometimes hot, sometimes cold
Why do astronauts on the ISS usually wear the same clothes for several days?
There is no washing machine They only have one set of clothes Clothes don't get dirty in space It's too cold to change clothes
How do astronauts exercise on the ISS?
On a dedicated treadmill They do not play sports They go swimming They play football
Which Dutch astronaut has been to the ISS?
André Kuipers Wubbo Ockels Jan Smit Arjen Robben
What colour of light do astronauts see the most from the ISS?
Blue of the oceans Red from fire Yellow of the desert White of clouds
Create a iss (space station) treasure hunt for Ages 7-8
What do astronauts on the ISS use to wash themselves?
Wet wipes An ordinary shower A bath Soap and water from the tap
How many astronauts normally live on the ISS at the same time?
6 to 7 astronauts 12 to 15 astronauts 2 to 3 astronauts 20 to 25 astronauts
Can astronauts cry in space?
Yes, but tears stick to their eyes No, you can't do that in space Yes, and the tears fly away Yes, but only at night
What is special about burning fire in space?
It forms a round sphere It burns brighter than on Earth It cannot burn at all It only burns blue
What are scientists doing on the ISS?
Conducting experiments Watching television Playing computer games Holidays
What should astronauts do every day to stay healthy?
2.5 hours of exercise 10 hours of sleep Outdoor walking Swimming
What do astronauts do in their free time on the ISS?
Listening to music and taking photos Footballs Swimming Going to the cinema
What else do plants grow in space?
They grow in all directions They do not grow at all They only grow downwards They grow much faster
Create a iss (space station) treasure hunt for Ages 9-10
What do astronauts do when they get sick on the ISS?
They use the medical equipment on board They are immediately returned to Earth They are asking for help from other space stations They wait until they get better on their own
What temperature could it get outside the ISS?
From -157°C to +121°C Always around 0°C From -50°C to +50°C Always around 20°C
What experiments are carried out on the ISS?
Medical, biological and physical experiments Experiments with plants only Weather experiments only Computer experiments only
Can astronauts on the ISS cry?
Yes, but tears stick to their eyes No, that's impossible in space Yes, tears normally fall down Only when they are very sad
What happens to water on the ISS?
It is recycled from urine and sweat It is brought in fresh every week It is extracted from ice from comets Astronauts only drink juice
How many times a day does the ISS see a sunrise?
16 times 1 time 8 times 24 times
How many countries are collaborating on the ISS project?
15 countries 5 countries 25 countries 50 countries
Which country launched the first module from the ISS?
Russia United States Japan Canada
Create a iss (space station) treasure hunt for Ages 11-12
To what year has the official life span of the ISS been extended?
2030 2025 2035 2028
How many space suits are permanently present on the ISS?
4 7 2 10
At what approximate speed does the ISS fly through space?
28,000 km/h 15,000 km/h 40,000 km/h 20,000 km/h
What gas is used in the atmosphere of the ISS?
Oxygen and nitrogen Oxygen only Oxygen and helium Oxygen and carbon dioxide
How many days a year does an astronaut on the ISS see sunrise and sunset?
Every 93 minutes Once a day Twice a day Every 3 hours
What is the normal mission duration for an astronaut on the ISS?
6 months 1 year 3 months 2 years
What temperature does the ISS reach in the Earth's shadow?
-157°C -80°C -200°C -50°C
How many litres of water does the ISS recycle every day?
22 litres 50 litres 10 litres 100 litres
Create a iss (space station) treasure hunt for Ages 13-14
Which commercial cargo missions regularly resupply the ISS?
SpaceX Dragon and Northrop Grumman Cygnus Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic Boeing Starliner and Dream Chaser Atlas V and Falcon Heavy
Which laboratory module belongs to the European Space Agency (ESA)?
Columbus Destiny Kibo Nauka
What is the most critical component for survival on the ISS?
The life support system The solar panels The communication equipment The navigation system
What is the estimated total mass of the ISS?
420 tonnes 200 tonnes 600 tonnes 150 tonnes
How many times a day does the crew of the ISS see the sun rise and set?
16 times 12 times 24 times 8 times
What is the estimated lifetime of the ISS?
Until 2031 Until 2025 Until 2040 Until 2028
In what year was the first manned ISS mission launched?
2000 1998 2002 1999
What time zone does the ISS use?
UTC (Greenwich Mean Time) Eastern Time (US) Moscow Time Central European Time
Create a iss (space station) treasure hunt for Ages 15-16

How does it work?

1

Create treasure hunt

Choose a category, age and location. Select from 194.450 questions in 21 categories and create a complete treasure hunt within a minute.

2

Share treasure hunt

Share the treasure hunt via a link or QR code with friends, students or colleagues.

3

Do the treasure hunt

Open the treasure hunt on your phone, follow the route and answer the questions along the way.

Create your own treasure hunt

A complete GPS treasure hunt with questions and answers within a minute. Free!

Sign up for free

Other Space subjects

Frequently asked questions

A ISS (Space Station) scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about ISS (Space Station), part of the theme Space. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

There are 1691 questions available about ISS (Space Station): 1691 multiple choice questions, 0 open questions and 0 assignments. The category Space has more than 42905 questions in total.

There are ISS (Space Station) questions for all ages: from 3-5 years (toddlers) to 20+ (adults). The questions are automatically adapted to the chosen level.

Go to oppatt.io, create a free account, choose the theme Space and select ISS (Space Station) as the topic. Choose an age category and location, and you'll have a complete scavenger hunt within a minute.