CLEAN : 'Like the Moon': Astronauts flock to Spanish isle to train

The video tutorial explores the training of astronauts at Lanzarotta, a site with volcanic features similar to the moon. It emphasizes the importance of autonomous science, human observation, and flexibility in exploration. Astronauts learn to identify rocks, collect samples, and communicate effectively, simulating lunar missions. The site offers a unique environment for understanding geological history and preparing for unexpected discoveries.

Why is Lanzarotta considered a unique training ground for astronauts?

• It has a climate similar to Mars.

• It has a large number of active volcanoes.

• Its lavas are similar to those found on the Moon.

• It is located near a major space center.

What is a key skill astronauts learn during their training?

• How to communicate with aliens.

• How to identify different types of rocks.

• How to operate a lunar rover.

• How to build a space station.

What is emphasized in the training to prepare astronauts for unexpected findings?

• Flexibility and adaptability.

• Strict adherence to plans.

• Avoiding exploration of unknown areas.

• Use of advanced technology.

What is the purpose of geological traverses in astronaut training?

• To test new space suits.

• To learn how to build lunar habitats.

• To practice collecting samples and documenting geological history.

• To simulate the experience of walking on Mars.

How do astronauts communicate with scientists during their training?

• Via radio communication.

• By sending emails.

• Through video calls.

• Using written reports.