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There are no windows inside the airlock. The first time an astronaut sees outside is when he or she opens the hatch.
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Temperatures on the ISS are kept pretty constant at around 70° F. This is the same temperature that the astronauts experience inside the airlock.
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... they'll be prepared for almost any eventuality. In addition, the crew is supported by a large ground crew that provides the crew with explicit details of tested procedures in the event that they run into a situation that could not be foreseen.
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Yes, at present several lunar orbiters are orbiting the Moon.
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... and travel up the tether to a station located somewhere high on the tether. This station would be a departure and arrival point to and from other points in space. There are two principle difficulties to be overcome to make this concept feasible. A material that has enough tensile strength that it will not break under its own weight is required. The ...
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There are some strong indications of the presence of water hidden deep within the soils of Mars and there is even an ocean found beneath the thick exterior crust on one of Jupiter's moons, Europa. Since water is important to help life gain a foothold, scientists are eagerly ...
Well, there are no religious figures among the astronauts or cosmonauts that I'm aware of. It's an individual preference about who ... by Capt. USN (Ret). William Readdy
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The Spirit and Opportunity rovers on Mars discovered minerals on the surface that can only form in the presence of liquid water. This strongly suggests that Mars was once wet. The rovers have found no ... at some point in Mars' past. The Mars Global Surveyor has taken pictures of features suggesting that there may even be current sources of liquid water at or near the surface of the planet.
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