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Where do astronauts go to the toilet?
In a dedicated space toilet Outside in space In their spacesuits Nowhere
What do astronauts do when they are tired?
They sleep in a sleeping bag They lay their heads on a pillow They lie down in a bed They sleep on the floor
Can astronauts cuddle up in their spacesuits?
Yes, but it feels different No, not at all Just their hug Only their bear
Where is a spacesuit made?
In a special factory In the kitchen In the garden In the bathroom
Can astronauts drink water in their spacesuits?
Yes, through a straw No, never Milk only Juice only
How heavy is a spacesuit?
Very heavy Very light Like a feather Like a balloon
What do we see in photos of astronauts?
Their faces through the glass Their bare heads Their hair Their ears
Can astronauts swim in their spacesuits?
No, too heavy Yes, very good Alone in the sea Only in the bath
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How long can astronauts stay in their suits?
Many hours Only 5 minutes A whole week Forever
What does an astronaut look like in a space suit?
Like a big white robot As an ordinary person Like a superhero As an animal
What do astronauts do when their spacesuits break down?
They quickly go back inside They fix it with tape They just stay outside They buy a new suit at the space shop
What can an astronaut see through his helmet?
Earth, stars and planets Black sky only His own feet Nothing, it's too dark
What's in the gloves of a spacesuit?
Heating for fingers Toys Food Small lights
What temperature can a spacesuit handle?
From very cold to very hot Warm temperatures only Cold temperatures only Lukewarm temperatures only
What is special about the fingers of space gloves?
They can bend but are very thick They are made of glass They glow in the dark They are invisible
How do astronauts talk to each other in space?
With a radio in their helmet By shouting very loudly Waving their hands By whistling
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Can children wear a real spacesuit?
No, it is far too heavy Yes, very easy Only at school Only with help from robot
Can astronauts put on their spacesuits themselves?
No, they need help Yes, very easy Sunday only Only when they are big
What gas do astronauts breathe in their spacesuits?
Oxygen Helium Steam Smoke
How many spacesuits does an astronaut usually have?
A few One hundred A thousand But one
What's on the wrist of a spacesuit?
A small computer screen An ordinary watch A bracelet A mirror
How do astronauts talk to each other in space suits?
With a radio By shouting loudly With hand gestures By whistling
Where are the lights on a spacesuit?
On the helmet On the feet On the back In the hands
What is the most expensive part of a spacesuit?
The whole suit is very expensive Just the shoes Just the gloves Space suits cost nothing
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How do astronauts communicate with Earth during a spacewalk?
Via the space station Directly with a radio Via a satellite phone They cannot communicate
What is the most dangerous part of a spacewalk?
Drifting away from the space station Lack of oxygen Too much sunlight Colliding with satellites
What problem did the first space suits have?
They were too stiff to move properly They were too heavy They were too thin They were too big
What is the maximum time an astronaut can stay outside the space station?
8 to 10 hours 2 to 3 hours 15 to 20 hours 24 hours
How do astronauts train for space walks?
Underwater training in a large pool In an aircraft simulator On a climbing wall In a centrifuge
What material is on the outside of a spacesuit?
Teflon Plastic Aluminium Rubber
How do astronauts move around during a spacewalk?
They push away from the space station They walk on magnetic boots They swim through space They use small rockets
What is the first thing astronauts do when they return from a spacewalk?
Cleaning their suits Food Sleep Making contact with the earth
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What is the advantage of the hard upper torso (HUT) in EMU suits?
Better mobility Structural stability and equipment fixation Lighter weight Better ventilation
What happens to the water produced by the astronaut's breathing?
It is discharged to the outside It is collected by absorbent pads It is recycled into drinking water It is frozen and stored
What is the main reason why spacesuits are white?
Better visibility Thermal reflection Material costs NASA tradition
What is the main reason why space suits are pressurised with pure oxygen instead of an air mixture?
Pure oxygen is cheaper to produce It reduces the risk of decompression sickness Pure oxygen weighs less It increases suit durability
How is excess heat dissipated in a spacesuit?
By means of fans Through a liquid-cooled garment Through thermal exchange panels Via direct radiation to the room
What redundancy do modern spacesuits have for critical systems?
Single backup Double redundancy Triple redundancy No redundancy
What detection method is used to locate a pressure leak in a spacesuit?
Ultrasonic detection Thermal camera Soap bubble test Electrical resistance measurement
What technology is used to monitor the battery status of space suits?
LED indicators Audio alerts Tactile feedback Digital displays
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