True/False: A mission is what we call an astronaut in space.
False-a mission is the job or the reason the astronauts go to space
True/False: Astronauts can have more than just one mission when they go to space.
True
True/False: An example of a “mission” might be to fix a satellite or grow lettuce in space.
True
True/False: A Manned Spacecraft is a robotic spacecraft without humans on it.
False-a Manned Spacecraft does have humans onboard.
True/False: An unmanned spacecraft is also called a probe.
True
True/False: If a space mission includes humans, we can call it a crewed mission.
True
True/False: A Joint Mission is when an astronaut joins their craft to another craft in space.
False-A Joint Mission is when astronauts from different space agencies around the world join together to complete a mission.
True/False: The first mission to have a man walk on the Moon, was the Apollo 11.
True
True/False: The first person to walk on the moon was a NASA astronaut named Ben Franklin.
False-his name was Neil Armstrong
True/False: Neil Armstrong walked on the moon by himself.
False-he had a friend, Buzz Aldrin with him.
True/False: There were 20 missions to the moon.
False-There were 9 missions, but 3 of them failed, so only 6 missions made it.
True/False: The Apollo-Soyuz was the first International Space Station.
True
True/False: Space Shuttles were reusable.
True
True/False: Astronauts did not do experiments in the MIR Space Station.
False-it was called a Space Research Station because it was used for experimentation
True/False: The ISS has just 2 nations participating in space research on it.
False-it has over 15 nations from around the world who work together in space
True/False: Some spacecraft have even been used to make movies.
True
