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Efi Chatzilia, Kindergarten Armenochori, Greece

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Efi Chatzilia, Kindergarten Armenochori, Greece

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We created the upper part of the astronaut suit. We used a cardboard box, in which we drilled a large hole for the head at the top and 2 smaller ones on the sides of the box for the hands. We covered the box with aluminum foil.

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Efi Chatzilia, Kindergarten Armenochori, Greece

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Efi Chatzilia, Kindergarten Armenochori, Greece

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Astronaut suit

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Papatriantafyllou Irene, 15th Kindergarten of Kalamaria, Greece. "Sleeves for the astronaut suit"

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Papatriantafyllou Irene, 15th Kindergarten of Kalamaria, Greece. "Sleeves for the astronaut suit"

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Papatriantafyllou Irene 15th Kindergarten of Kalamaria, Greece. "Space rockets"

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Papatriantafyllou Irene 15th Kindergarten of Kalamaria, Greece. "Space rockets"

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Eleni Tassi                                   5th Kindergarten of Kalambaka, Greece

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Eleni Tassi                                   5th Kindergarten of Kalambaka, Greece

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Construction of Space Rocket

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Eleni Tassi          5th Kindergarten of Kalambaka, Greece

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Eleni Tassi          5th Kindergarten of Kalambaka, Greece

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The Astronaut's Gloves

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Eleni Tassi-5th Kindergarten of Kalambaka

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Eleni Tassi-5th Kindergarten of Kalambaka

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Our Astronaut comes in Peace!

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Anna Korma, Primary school of Armenochori, Greece

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Anna Korma, Primary school of Armenochori, Greece

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We made Various accessories of the astronaut suit:

camera

a panel with thermometer, hygrometer, anemometer...

our flag.

the hand mirror to see the readings of the instruments.

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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We made different parts of the astronaut suit:

camera

a panel with thermometer, hygrometer, anemometer...

our flag.

the hand mirror to see the readings of the instruments.

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Anna Korma Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Anna Korma Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Our rockets

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Breathing equipment

For the breathing equipment we used:

2 plastic bottles

aluminium foil

adhesive tape

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Astronaut helmet

For the astronaut helmet we needed:

a paper bag

a drawing of the front of the helmet on A4 paper

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Anna Korma, Primary School of Armenochori, Greece

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Our Astronaut suit

We dressed our astronaut in the suit we made. Ready for his journey into space.Watch our video!

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"Space Rockets"

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"Astronaut pants",Creation of the Papagiannis kindergarten!

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Astronaut suit

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Ewa Poland

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A rocket in its simplest form is a chamber enclosing a gas under pressure. A small opening at one end of the chamber allows the gas to escape, and in doing so provides a thrust that propels the rocket in the opposite direction. A good example of this is a balloon.

Rockets work by a scientific rule called Newton's third law of motion. English scientist Sir Isaac Newton listed three Laws of Motion more than 300 years ago. The third law says that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. When the rocket pushes out its exhaust, the exhaust also pushes the rocket.

There are four main parts of a rocket that are made up of various other parts. The four main parts are the structure (body), payload, guidance, and propulsion. These parts are usually stacked on top of each other.

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Space Rocket Videos For Kids | Space Rocket Facts For Toddlers To Learn About Space Shuttle | Sprogz

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A spacesuit is a pressurized garment worn by astronauts during space flights. It is designed to protect them from the potentially damaging conditions experienced in space.

They are composed of numerous tailor-made components that are produced by a variety of manufacturers and assembled by the National Aeronautics Space Agency (NASA).

Numerous raw materials are used for constructing a spacesuit. Fabric materials include a variety of different synthetic polymers. The innermost layer is made up of a Nylon tricot material. Another layer is composed of spandex, an elastic wearable polymer. There is also a layer of urethane-coated nylon, which is involved in pressurization. Dacron—a type of polyester—is used for a pressure-restraining layer. Other synthetic fabrics used include Neoprene that is a type of sponge rubber, aluminized Mylar, Gortex, Kevlar, and Nomex.

Beyond synthetic fibers other raw materials have important roles. Fiberglass is the primary material for the hard upper torso segment. Lithium hydroxide is used in making the filter which removes carbon dioxide and water vapor during a space walk. A silver zinc blend comprises the battery that powers the suit. Plastic tubing is woven into the fabric to transport cooling water throughout the suit. A polycarbonate material is used for constructing the shell of the helmet. Various other components are used to make up the electronic circuitry and suit controls.

More info...

https://www.madehow.com/Volume-5/Spacesuit.html

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