Learn about astronauts and their space missions
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Let’s talk about the people who have paved the way to the moon and made space exploration possible.
Why do we use two different words for people doing essentially the same job?
Even people who go into space on a high-tech spacecraft after years of preparation need to go to the bathroom! Let’s find out how they do it!
Spacesuits are complex, human-sized spacecraft capable of providing protection in the harsh conditions of space. How much do they cost?
Enjoying a meal in space is a very different experience than on earth. Find out what kind of food astronauts eat during their space mission.
Scientists have long known that radiation levels are higher in space than what we experience on the Earth’s surface.
Ever since the first moon landing, many people have been wondering about the absence of stars on images taken by astronauts on the moon.
The end of 2021 witnessed the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope. As we roll into 2022, here are 6 exciting missions to keep an eye out for.
You could see the station a few times within a few hours, granted you are on the night side of the planet and you know where to look.
Over the last few decades, only a few people have had the chance to go into space. Here are some facts about astronauts that may amaze you!
Let’s take a look at how long it takes to travel to the Internal Space Station from Earth, as well as all of the intricacies involved in such a difficult journey.
Astronauts may spend quite a long time working on the ISS. So, it’s important that astronauts communicate with their families regularly.
Astronauts are strictly forbidden from smoking on board the Space Shuttle or ISS, and there are several reasons for this.
In recent years, NASA has used social media platforms to keep the public informed about the progress of its missions.