International Space Station Facts

The video discusses the vast population on Earth and introduces the International Space Station (ISS), a large satellite orbiting Earth. It highlights the ISS's size, speed, and the number of orbits it completes daily. The video explains the life of astronauts aboard the ISS, their scientific investigations, and the importance of international collaboration in space research. It concludes with a look towards future possibilities, such as a space station on Mars.

How many people are currently living on Earth?

• 7 billion

• 8 billion

• 9 billion

• 10 billion

What is the International Space Station's primary function?

• A space hotel

• A giant science laboratory

• A satellite repair station

• A military base

How fast does the ISS travel around the Earth?

• 15,000 km/h

• 20,000 km/h

• 27,000 km/h

• 30,000 km/h

How many times does the ISS orbit the Earth in one day?

• 20 times

• 16 times

• 12 times

• 8 times

What is the maximum number of astronauts and cosmonauts that can be on the ISS at one time?

• Seven

• Six

• Nine

• Eight

What is one of the main purposes of the research conducted on the ISS?

• To study the effects of long-term space living

• To develop new space tourism packages

• To create new military technologies

• To mine asteroids

What future possibility is mentioned regarding space exploration?

• A space station on the Moon

• A space station on Jupiter

• A space station on Mars

• A space station on Venus