Life and Work on the ISS

The video explores the experience of living and working on the International Space Station (ISS). It describes the journey to the ISS, the daily life of astronauts, and the unique challenges they face, such as limited water and low gravity. The video also highlights the scientific experiments conducted on the ISS, including studies on plants, animals, and robotics. It concludes by emphasizing the hard work and luck of astronauts who get to live in space.

What is the International Space Station commonly abbreviated as?

• ESA

• NASA

• HST

• ISS

How do astronauts travel back to Earth from the ISS?

• In space capsules

• In space shuttles

• By parachute

• By space elevator

What powers the International Space Station?

• Nuclear energy

• Wind turbines

• Solar panels

• Hydroelectric power

What is the kitchen on the ISS called?

• Mess hall

• Cafeteria

• Galley

• Pantry

Why don't astronauts take showers on the ISS?

• Water is scarce and only used for drinking and eating

• They use a special shower gel

• There is no bathroom

• They prefer to stay dirty

What is a major physical challenge astronauts face on the ISS?

• Too much sunlight

• High temperatures

• Lack of gravity

• Excessive noise

How do astronauts maintain their muscle strength on the ISS?

• By eating protein-rich food

• By taking supplements

• By exercising for at least two hours daily

• By sleeping more

What is one of the experiments conducted on the ISS?

• Studying the effects of zero gravity on plants

• Training new astronauts

• Testing new cooking recipes

• Building new spacecraft

Who is Robonaut 2?

• A new astronaut

• A space shuttle

• A robot on the ISS

• A type of space food

What is a spacewalk?

• A training exercise on Earth

• A walk on the moon

• A walk inside the ISS

• An activity where astronauts work outside the ISS