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We do not wash clothes in space. The Shuttle will bring all crewmembers' used clothing back home since they are away such a short period of time. Space Station crewmembers discard their clothing after wearing them for a couple of days. Discarded clothing is put on ...
... us down. Our speed will depend on how much thrust our rocket has at that point. And the more fuel we lose, the lighter we are, and the faster we go. In order to stay in space and circle the Earth, the Space Shuttle ...
... will accelerate to about 25,000 feet per second in order to orbit the Earth. Spacecraft going to other planets or to deep space will accelerate to faster and faster speeds to reduce ... body, or perhaps will need to slow even more to land.
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Answer provided by Jon H. Brown
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... washing require a water source and something like soap or disinfectant tissue wipes for quick clean-ups. Washcloths and towels may also be provided. Full body cleaning requires washcloths, soap or other cleaning ... stay clean in space.
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Answer provided by Col. USAF (Ret.) William R. Pogue
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... —you use your hands and feet to kick and move, eventually learning to swim. In weightlessness, it's the same idea. It's a different environment that requires you to ... or feet, so that you can move about quickly.
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Answer provided by Dana S. Klein & D. Brooke Owens
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The first sub-orbital spaceships will not have much need or room for luggage or supplies as the trips are quite short and return straight back to Earth. Passengers will ... have cameras and probably a few small mementos that they can say have been to space In the future, orbital spaceships will need to have room for supplies and luggage and this ... Richard Branson
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... really float, as every object is floating. This includes the spacecraft and everything in it. The reason we float is that the force of gravity that pulls us to the Earth is ... , Ph.D.
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- Beyond Earth (ATWG) - Chapter 18 - Children's Visions of our Future in Space by Lonnie Jones Schorer
... back and remember how to do something simple. By working with children, we may be able to travel to the future with a more insightful understanding of humankind's future presence in space.
An essential ... debt we have. Or, they say, it's a great thought butnot likely for regular people. The end of the world will come before we ever live in space. Those who say "no' to our future in space ...
... space to do things which can only be done in space and cannot practically be done by machines. People working in space are making discoveries there that will continue to improve our ...
We use a type of shampoo that doesn't have to be rinsed out when we're in space. However, I do always add extra water and try to get out the extra shampoo. Otherwise, hair doesn't look or feel clean.
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Answer provided by Janet Kavandi, Ph.D. & Col. USAF (Ret.)William R. Pogue
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