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Astronauts
This category is for questions related to the personal requirements of Astronautical missions. The training, living accommodations, and working conditions both on the Earth and in space are discussed here. For further information on a particular astronaut, please see the name in question.
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Mission SMN-076 Astronaut Captain Miranda Bach-was their a live spore found in her mission capsule that later may have killed her. She talks of an incident comet dust hitting them and in capsule?
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Note: This is science fiction. The LOST TAPES episode "Alien" begins with: "The presence of hidden creatures is the subject of continued debate" ... "The following story is INSPIRED by the possibility of their existence"... It could happen...but it has not yet...that we know of... :)
What are juggernauts suit made out of?
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Juggernaut's suit is made out of a mix of steel, kevlar, and various other advanced composite materials. It provides enhanced durability and protection against physical and energy-based attacks.
How old was Guion S Bluford when he died?
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GUION S BLUFORD IS NOT DEAD YET , BUT HE IS ABOUT 67 YEARS OLD IN 2009.
Why would astronaut have a hard time breathing on the moon?
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We need oxygen to survive. It has an atmosphere but it just does not have any oxygen. The very thin atmosphere, known as an exosphere, contains helium, argon, neon, ammonia, methane and carbon dioxide.
And if your talking about an oxygen cylinder, it has limited oxygen so you can only breathe for sometime but they have enough oxygen to stay for days
What is Mae jemison mother father name?
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her father is charlie jemison and mother is Dorothy Jemision
Why astronauts are important?
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Astronauts are important because they advance our knowledge on space, and space exploration. They find cures for diseases or sickness's such as bone cancer or motion sickness. They can also tell what the temperature or weather is.
They can also report to other countries if something bad is coming toward them like, a worldwide flood.
How many astrounats have died?
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As of now, a total of 18 astronauts have died during space missions. This includes fatalities from both the United States (NASA) and Russia (Roscosmos) space agencies. These tragic incidents occurred during various missions, including the Challenger and Columbia space shuttle disasters.
How do astronauts drink water?
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Astronauts drink water in space by having a lid on their cup so the water doesn't go out of the cup and damage the shuttle. They could also drink water from packets like drink bottles. They try not to spill it all over themselves.
Why was dehydrated food invented for astronauts?
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because its ali's birthday on the 26th december
What are buzz aldrins hobbies?
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Golf
It used to be drinking. I don't know what it is now, maybe golf
If astronauts travel to the moon and back to earth in 144 hours how many kilometers per hour do they travel?
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What do you call the meaning of the word for a person who travels in space?
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The dictionary definition is astronaut! Here is the meaning of the word.
An astronaut is a person who goes into space. Astronauts travel in spaceships. Some astronauts have walked on the moon.
