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Top Asked Questions
Space
What does the International Space Station (ISS) look like in the night sky?
Can a airplane go past the exosphere? Samuel
Can you build an airplane and go close to the end of the atmosphere? Ben
Was the first space craft to carry a living thing remote controlled? If so, how did it reach the space craft if it was so far away?
How fast can a spaceshuttle go? Thanks Colton
If you spin a coin in space, would it keep spinning forever and ever until it hit something?
Have you ever seen space?
If you send a space ship to Jupiter, what would happen if mars' gravity pulls it into it's orbit???
Who was the first person to ever go into space? How long ago was it? Savannah, age 7
Do Mars rovers fly like a plane to Mars, or are they dropped from a shuttle, or what? Thanks, Colton
Why did the Saturn Five rocket not need fins?
Were you afraid when you first went up in space?
How many black space commanders are there?
What do you wear to Jupiter?
I saw a picture of a NASA airplane with a space shuttle on it. Why?
Why did you stay in the astronaut corps after the tragedy of "Challeger?"
Is it possible to travel to Venus?
In photos of the glass cockpits of the Space Shuttle (Atlantis, Discovery, etc), how come the stick has been torn out? Or does the space shuttle not use a control stick at all?
How do you become an astronaut?
I have heard that even in space, there are scattered air particles, instead of a complete vacuum. Is this true?
Will any fighter pilots be accepted as astronauts for the Mars mission?
Why didn't the Gemini rocket have fins?
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