Exploring the International Space Station: A Virtual Tour

What is the primary function of the handrails mentioned in the ISS?

• To conduct experiments

• To assist in moving around the station

• To store equipment

• To support spacewalks

What unusual use of feet is mentioned for astronauts aboard the ISS?

• For holding onto handrails

• For operating machinery

• For pushing off surfaces

• For gripping things

How do astronauts adapt to the lack of up and down in space?

• By aligning with the floor panels

• By considering their head direction as 'up'

• By using visual cues

• By orienting to the nearest window

Which module serves as the kitchen and dining area on the ISS?

• U.S. Laboratory

• Node 3

• Node 2

• Node 1

Where are the crew quarters located in the ISS?

• Russian Service Module

• Node 3

• Node 2

• Node 1

What is the primary purpose of the U.S. Laboratory on the ISS?

• For exercise and health monitoring

• For scientific experiments

• For storage and waste management

• For crew meetings and planning

What is the role of the robotic arm mentioned in the U.S. Laboratory?

• For entertainment and exercise

• For cleaning the exterior of the ISS

• For conducting spacewalks

• For capturing supply vehicles

How do astronauts prepare their meals in microgravity?

• Using a microwave

• Adding water to sealed food packages

• Using a food synthesizer

• Cooking on a stove

What do astronauts use to stabilize themselves while eating in microgravity?

• Velcro straps

• Seat belts

• Magnetic boots

• Handrails

What type of exercise equipment is mentioned for cardiovascular workouts on the ISS?

• A weightlifting machine

• A rowing machine

• A stationary bicycle

• A treadmill