Life and Operations on the ISS

The video explores life aboard the International Space Station (ISS), detailing its structure, daily life, exercise routines, scientific research, tool management, and food preparation. The ISS is a collaborative effort with modules from various countries. Astronauts face unique challenges like microgravity, requiring special toilets and exercise equipment to maintain health. The station hosts numerous scientific experiments, contributing to advancements in various fields. Tools are managed with velcro, and food is specially prepared to avoid crumbs. Leisure activities include music and games, providing a balance to the demanding environment.

How often does the ISS circumnavigate the globe?

• Every 93 minutes

• Every 48 hours

• Every 24 hours

• Every 12 hours

Which module on the ISS is used for sleeping quarters?

• Destiny

• Unity

• Harmony

• Quest

What is used to flush the toilets on the ISS?

• Chemicals

• Air

• Water

• Sand

Why do astronauts need to exercise regularly on the ISS?

• To maintain their weight

• To compete in space sports

• To prevent muscle and bone atrophy

• To pass the time

Which piece of exercise equipment on the ISS does not have a saddle?

• Treadmill

• Exercise bike

• Advanced Resistive Exercise Device

• Rowing machine

What is the purpose of NASA's Cold Atom Laboratory on the ISS?

• To study microbial life

• To create ultra-cold atomic states

• To grow plants

• To test new materials

Which module is the primary lab for the European Space Agency on the ISS?

• Kibo

• Columbus

• Destiny

• Zvezda

What was the first ingredient grown and eaten in space?

• Tomato

• Romaine lettuce

• Potato

• Carrot

Why are tortillas preferred over sandwiches on the ISS?

• They don't create crumbs

• They are more nutritious

• They are easier to store

• They are tastier

Which musical instrument did astronaut Catherine Coleman bring to the ISS?

• Flute

• Guitar

• Violin

• Trumpet