The Solar Eclipse of 2015!

The video covers the Dawn probe's successful orbit around Ceres, marking a significant milestone in space exploration. It also updates on the International Space Station, highlighting the transition from Expedition 42 to 43 and the upcoming one-year mission. Additionally, it provides details on the total solar eclipse occurring on March 20th, visible in specific regions, and mentions future eclipses in 2016 and 2017.

What is the primary objective of the Dawn spacecraft's mission?

• To return to Earth

• To orbit and study Ceres

• To explore Jupiter

• To land on Mars

Which crew members returned to Earth at the end of Expedition 42?

• Samantha Cristoforetti, Anton Shkaplerov, Terry Virts

• Alexander Samokutyaev, Elena Serova, Barry Wilmore

• Scott Kelly, Mikhail Kornienko

• None of the above

What is the significance of the one-year mission on the ISS?

• To launch a new satellite

• To repair the ISS

• To study long-term effects of space travel

• To test new space suits

Where will the total solar eclipse on March 20th, 2015, be fully visible?

• Australia

• Faroe Islands and Svalbard, Norway

• Southeast Asia

• North America

When is the next total solar eclipse after March 2015 expected to occur?

• July 2018

• August 2017

• December 2015

• March 2016