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Complete the crossword puzzle! How many times is the letter O used? Write down the answer, you will need it later!

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Watch the video and try to complete the following sentences:

a. We have a drive to wonder, to push the boundaries and to -------
b. We took to the oceans in pursuit of ---------
c. We ---- in space, we ------ in space
d. A new ---------- of spaceships helped us conquer outer space
e. For --------- we wondered what was on the other side of the sky
f. All the exploration --------- has achieved is only a beginning
g. New ----------- await us
h. Exploration will now take us to the -------
i. We have taken small steps and giant -----
Your contact at NASA has sent you a riddle and a code. The code is 7-4-18-18-4-1-7-7-4. Write each word of your answer from questions a. to i. on the corresponding lines. It will give you the letters of the password, if you can crack the code! Put them back in order to find the next clue. Write down the answer, you will need it later!

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Using the definitions and the article below, search the words in the grid and count out the most used letter in the answers. How many times is it used? That is your password to open the next file. Write it down, you will need it later!

“Tranquility base, the spot where humans first set foot on the moon, should be granted special heritage status and protected against damage from future visitors and missions, according to the head of the European Space Agency.
The site where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin touched down 50 years ago on Saturday warrants protection as it marks the historic moment when humans reached beyond Earth to another celestial body, said Prof Wörner, the director general of ESA.
"The Apollo 11 landing site is world heritage for humanity," he told the Guardian. "This was humans, as they had in the past, going beyond what they had done before. When humans came out of their caves, they were going beyond. And this was another dimension of going beyond, to another body in our universe." [...]
But protecting lunar heritage may not be straightforward. On Earth, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) decides what deserves world heritage status from nominations sent by countries that claim ownership of the sites. Different rules apply in space. The UN's outer space treaty, a keystone4 of space law, states that all countries are free to explore and use space, but warns it "is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty". In other words, space is for all and owned by none.
Wörner is not put off and sees no need for troublesome regulations. "My hope is that humanity is smart enough not to go back to this type of earthly protection. Just protect it. That's enough. Just protect it and have everybody agree," he said. A no-go zone of 50 metres around Tranquility base should do the job, he added.”
The Guardian, July 2019
1. The name of the base that astronauts created when they first landed on the moon.
2. The power of a country to control its own government.
3. The family name of the first astronaut who set foot on the moon.
4. Something that is part of your history, or something you leave to your children.
5. The fact that you own something.
6. The name of the mission that led to the moon landing.
8. From the sky or outside this world.
9. The second astronaut to ever walk on the surface of the moon.
10. Something related to the moon.
11. The first species to ever set foot on the surface of the moon.
12. The name of the newspaper which reported this story.

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Watch the video (up to 1’30) and tick the correct answer to the questions below. Be careful, questions may have several possible answers!

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Watch the video (up to 1’30) and tick the correct answer to the questions below. Be careful, questions may have several possible answers!

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Ancient Aliens: ASTEROID MINING IN OUTER SPACE (Season 14) | History

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Match the numbers to the corresponding sentences in the text. Mind the trick! Some numbers do not correspond to anything… When you’re done, reorder the numbers as they appear in the text.

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Match the numbers to the corresponding sentences in the text. Mind the trick! Some numbers do not correspond to anything… When you’re done, reorder the numbers as they appear in the text.

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Russia Is Planning to Open a Luxury Hotel in Space by 2022
by ELAHEH NOZARI
December 23, 2017
Anyone can go, as long as they have the money.
“As 2017 comes to an end, travellers are getting one step closer to vacationing in outer space, if they have $40 million to spend. The Russian space agency has plans to build a luxury hotel at the International Space Station (ISS), Popular Mechanics reports. […]
Of course, vacationing in space entails more than looking out the window 250 miles above Earth: Travelers will also be able to take spacewalks guided by a professional cosmonaut. At minimum, the one-to-two-week trip costs $40 million per person, but if you choose to do a spacewalk, you'll have to stay an entire month and pay $20 million more. Affordable!
If all goes according to plan (like if the engineers take the projected five years to build it), the hotel will be open for business by 2022. The Russian agency responsible for the project has estimated that by 2021, there will be at least 43,000 people around the world with a personal fortune of more than $30 million. It's betting that if even a small percentage of this group chooses to spend their money on a trip to space, the hotel will be successful. But don't expect it to be open forever: The ISS is scheduled to close in 2028, so the hotel will only be there for a maximum of six years. […]
Russia isn't the only one trying to get into the space tourism game. Richard Branson has plans to bring travellers to space by the end of 2018, while Elon Musk is slowly trying to replace airplanes with rockets.”

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