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Yes, our private spaceship will have electricity generated by solar cells or fuel cells or nuclear power. The ISS and the Space Shuttle have special types of electrical outlets that are designed so that the thing you plug into it will be locked in and will not fall out.
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... it won't happen for a long, long time. The furthest that astronauts have been, our own Moon, is 12,000 times closer than Pluto
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Eventually there will be millions of people living in space, on the Moon and on Mars. In 50 years there may be enough people and biospheres (farms) that if something happened to the people of Earth the human species would survive. Our space people ...
... on Earth would work in space so long as you are indoors. Outside, say in an extra-vehicular activity (spacewalk) or on the Moon, there is no air, and thus no sound. Something else would need to be devised to handle those situations.
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... miles per hour (mph). It is unknown if the water or carbon dioxide ice on Mars contain any bacteria. In May 2008, the NASA Phoenix Mars lander will dig its robotic arm ...
... you leave Earth orbit and head out to the Moon or beyond, though, there are no rest stops on the way
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Answer provided by Derek Webber
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There is no need for stairs, but beds—actually sleeping compartments— are nice. You actually sleep better if you are slightly restrained during sleep. On the Shuttle and International Space ...
Usually we try to send up favorite holiday foods to make astronauts or cosmonauts feel at home even though they're far away from family and loved ones up in space.
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Answer provided by Capt. USN (Ret). William Readdy
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... a day. The fluoride rinses could take the place of fluoride in the water. It would also be possible to use antibacterial rinses, which can stop the bacteria that cause cavities. Response ... for Dr. Buckey's (JB) responses: Buckey, JC. Long duration flight medical planning: Medical care on the way to the Moon and Mars. In: Space Physiology, Oxford University Press, New York ...
... are in space, it is as if they stopped doing any exercise because they are not working against gravity. This would be similar to people who decide to sit in a chair all ... all day. Therefore, if they ate the same amount of food, they should be fatter. They would also be taller by one to three inches, since the spine stretches if it is not ...
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