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Space and the International Space Station

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  • What time is it when the Sun is not in the sky?
    Night
  • Why does the Moon look bright at night?
    It reflects light from the sun.
  • How fast does the ISS travel around Earth?
    28,000 km/h.
    20.000 km/h.
    1,000 km/h.
    10,000 km/h.
  • Who lives on the ISS?
    Astronauts live on the ISS.
  • How long does it take Earth to go around the Sun?
    One year.
  • Where is the ISS?
    It's in space, orbiting around Earth.
  • How many times does the earth go around the sun in one day?
    about 4 times.
    about 30 times.
    about 20 times.
    about 16 times.
  • How do astronauts get to the ISS?
    By rocket.
  • What is the name of the star that gives us light and heat?
    The Sun
  • Which planet is the closest to the sun?
    Mercury
  • Name 5 planets in our solar system.
    Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
  • Which planet is red?
    Mars
  • How do astronauts talk to their families?
    By email and text messages.
    By video calls or radio.
    By paper airplanes.
    By Zalo or Instagram.
  • Can you see the ISS from Earth?
    Yes
    No
  • What happens when the Moon moves between the Earth and the Sun?
    It becomes a full moon.
    The stars come out.
    There is a solar eclipse.
    The Sun disappears forever.
  • Which planet is the biggest?
    Jupiter
  • How do astronauts eat food on the ISS?
    They eat special space food from packages. It's not very delicious...
  • How do astronauts exercise in space?
    They use special machines to exercise in space.
  • What do you see in the sky at night?
    Stars, the moon and far away planets.
  • How many planets are in our solar system?
    Eight
    Nine
    Six
    Seven
  • What does "ISS" stand for?
    International Space Station