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35. Will we increase or decrease our speed in space? (A K2S Question)

... thrusting periods to correct the course. As the spacecraft approaches the destination planet or other body, it will need to slow down to an orbiting speed for that body, or perhaps will need to slow even more to land. ---- Answer provided by Jon H. Brown Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and Answer extracted from the book Kids to ...

31. For space hotels and space houses of the future, would there be any need for such things as stairs or beds? (A K2S Question)

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 Station , we have sleeping bags that are attached to the floor or walls. This keeps you ...

02. When will it be possible for people to travel into space and establish life on other planets? Are we ready to go now? (A K2S Question)

... difficult to predict when it will be possible for people to travel to space and live there, but what we can be sure of is that the arrival of affordable and safe manned sub-orbital space travel is very close. This will be a small but incredibly significant step to ...

14. What condition or situation do we need to train for most before going into space? What kind of alerts and drills will we practice before we go? (A K2S Question)

... , you need to know exactly what to do, almost by heart. You will rehearse all of the procedures for normal operations and learn what to do in an emergency. For your launch training, you learn what to do ... and isn't going to make it all the way into space. Your in-space drills will prepare you for problems that could happen once you are weightless. Training for landing will focus on what to ...

10. When you're in space going to the Moon, will it be anything like going on a normal plane ride - or will people need to be specially trained for the flight? (A K2S Question)

... will be necessary because people will need to know how to keep themselves safe in zero-gravity, and how to operate toilets and showers and all the other devices that work differently in zero-gravity. The training may take one to ...

07. Will this be the last time I'll see my family or am I able to go with my family and my pets? (A K2S Question)

... missions to the Moon or Mars, you will most certainly be going there and then returning to Earth and your family. It will be a long time before whole families go and even longer before pets are allowed. There ... to find new worlds to colonize. These are called generation ships or world ships since the ship would be the whole world to many generations of the people who live on it before it would get to ...

09. On space vehicles and stations and in space hotels, could there be hand railings that we could use to move from point to point? (A K2S Question)

... , and thus cannot be counted on to be available. Because of the challenges of micro-gravity, handrails are used by astronauts who can see. Bottom line: mobility in zero-gravity is a challenge for everyone and solutions need to be available to ...

08. Would my cat be able to survive lift off? (A K2S Question)

... and white female tomcat in 1963 on a Veronique AGI sounding rocket No. 47 from Algeria. Hence, with developed technologies, cats can be protected against the harsh g-forces during lift off. However, cats need to undergo sufficient training, need to be fit and ...

09. Will our pets need to wear special gear such as cat or dog spacesuits, including oxygen helmets, in order to live in space? (A K2S Question)

On Earth all animals, including humans, are protected by the environment from harsh conditions of temperatures, solar wind events, and radiation that exist in outer space. In addition, extreme g-forces can be ... and hence do not include oxygen helmets, but if there is any extra vehicular activity involved, then animals would be required to ...

11. What samples would we need to collect? What kinds of things would we have to pack and bring for our missions? (A K2S Question)

Since personal space travel to the Moon and other planets is still many years in the future, we'll think about missions above the Earth. We'd need to bring all the chemicals or plants or ... our mission, and the equipment to mix, or modify, or grow them. Cameras for observation and laboratory test equipment like thermometers must be packed for the trip too. It might also be necessary to have a ...

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