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into its journey to the moon, on 13th April 1970, Apollo 13 suffered an explosion caused by a wiring fault. Using only whatever was on board, NASA scientists and the astronauts on board improvised repairs to bring the crippled spaceship home.

The mission was a successful failure

This section is about how a crater is named after her and how she was succesful after her misson.

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A children’s history of space timeline, the key space exploration events, ideal research for space projects or homework!

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Spacekids childrens history of space. Learn about the key achievements in the history of space exploration through this timeline, designed for kids from ages 4 to 12 years old.

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Astronauts eat their food to be ready for space and also they have a lot to choose from in the menu how the astronauts eat the food is by rapping it in aluminum foil if food is dehydrated they must add hot water  astronauts must eat 2000 calories per day .  A women in space spent a long time in space and has the most time spent in space and president was proud. Astronauts use space gear in space. it's hard for Astronauts to spend time in space but can be enjoyable. I also found an image in the article  that astronauts eat on a table in space. Today, the menu on the International Space Station includes more than 100 items. Astronauts choose their daily menus long before they fly into space. If food is dehydrated, it cannot be eaten until the astronauts add hot water to it.

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Astronauts eat their food to be ready for space and also they have a lot to choose from in the menu how the astronauts eat the food is by rapping it in aluminum foil if food is dehydrated they must add hot water  astronauts must eat 2000 calories per day .  A women in space spent a long time in space and has the most time spent in space and president was proud. Astronauts use space gear in space. it's hard for Astronauts to spend time in space but can be enjoyable. I also found an image in the article  that astronauts eat on a table in space. Today, the menu on the International Space Station includes more than 100 items. Astronauts choose their daily menus long before they fly into space. If food is dehydrated, it cannot be eaten until the astronauts add hot water to it.

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https://www.esa.int/esaKIDSen/SEMBQO6TLPG_LifeinSpace_0.html

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Astronauts are far from the shops, so they have to rely on regular deliveries of food. Every few months an automated spacecraft, such as ESA's Automated Transfer Vehicle or the Russian Progress, arrives loaded with fresh fruit, water and pre-packed meals.

Eating in space has improved a lot since the days of cold paste in aluminium tubes and cube-shaped bites. Today, space foods are similar to those eaten every day on Earth. They include frozen vegetables and desserts, refrigerated food, fruit and dairy products. Today, the menu on the International Space Station includes more than 100 items. Astronauts choose their daily menus long before they fly into space. There are three meals per day, plus snacks that can be eaten at any time. Condiments such as ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise are also provided. Salt and pepper are available too, but only in a liquid form.

Space food may be canned or wrapped in aluminium foil. It may be freeze-dried, low moisture, pre-cooked or dehydrated (with its water removed). If food is dehydrated, it cannot be eaten until the astronauts add hot water to it. Ovens are provided to warm foods to the proper temperature. Many drinks are also in a dehydrated form. Some recycled water is produced on the Station, but extra supplies have to be sent up on resupply missions. Drinks range from coffee, tea and orange juice to fruit punches and lemonade.

Getting enough calories, vitamins and minerals is as important for astronauts as it is for people living on Earth. They have to eat at least 2000 calories per day. During the mission, crew members fill out a computer questionnaire to report what foods they have eaten. Experts on the ground give them advice if they need to improve their diet.

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Living in space

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Astronauts are far from the shops, so they have to rely on regular deliveries of food. Every few months an automated spacecraft, such as ESA's Automated Transfer Vehicle or the Russian Progress, arrives loaded with fresh fruit, water and pre-packed meals.

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throughout the 1960s two countries were involed in the cold war. The goal of the race was to land on the moon

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throughout the 1960s two countries were involed in the cold war. The goal of the race was to land on the moon

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http://www.bbc.com/future/bespoke/20140304-how-big-is-space-interactive/index.

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I learned that above 50 km of venus the temptarte is about 75 celsices and graviety is smiler to earth. Thier plan is to send robots or humens to venus in a helim size ship. Their suns billons years older then ours. Sicnetest inistellerer travel. Venus is idiol for human exploration and its by earth and mars. 

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I learned that above 50 km of venus the temptarte is about 75 celsices and graviety is smiler to earth. Thier plan is to send robots or humens to venus in a helim size ship. Their suns billons years older then ours. Sicnetest inistellerer travel. Venus is idiol for human exploration and its by earth and mars. 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LcxM9-MbEM

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Doesnt let me link it but heres my summary  We'll do our best, Whitson said. To the presdient about their teamwork about space travel.

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Doesnt let me link it but heres my summary  We'll do our best, Whitson said. To the presdient about their teamwork about space travel.

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“Astronaut Breaks US Space Record” by Marcia Dunn

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Lakes rivers and water are not water their fa and methen.Main idea from section 1: Their gonna use sub marens to studyMain Idea from section 2: Its not water and made something diffrentMain Idea from section 3: They said in the video it was alien like

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Lakes rivers and water are not water their fa and methen.Main idea from section 1: Their gonna use sub marens to studyMain Idea from section 2: Its not water and made something diffrentMain Idea from section 3: They said in the video it was alien like

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https://www.esa.int/kids/en/learn/Life_in_Space/Exploration/Space_Exploration

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For centuries, people dreamed about leaving Earth and travelling to other worlds. Then, in 1957, the Soviet Union made the first small step into space by launching a small satellite, called Sputnik. The Space Age had begun.

Early space activities were dominated by the United States and the Soviet Union. However, as time went by, Europe and Japan also learned how to build their own satellites and rockets. Today, countries such as China, India, South Korea, Israel and Brazil are developing their own space industries.

During the last 60 years, unmanned probes have been sent towards all of the planets in the Solar System, as well as many satellites, asteroids and comets. Spacecraft have soft-landed on half a dozen worlds, while rovers have driven over the surfaces of the Moon and Mars. The Sun has also been explored in great detail by a fleet of spacecraft.

Many space observatories, such as the Hubble Space Telescope, have been launched to look at the distant Universe. They have sent back some amazing pictures taken in visible light. But they can also observe stars and galaxies at wavelengths that are invisible to human eyes - radio, infrared, ultraviolet, X-rays and gamma rays. The flood of discoveries has changed the way we look at the Universe.

More than 500 people have also flown in space since Yuri Gagarin paved the way in 1961. 20 people have travelled to the Moon and 12 of them have walked on the Moon. Space stations have been built, and astronauts have learned to live and work in space for many months, or even years.

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For centuries, people dreamed about leaving Earth and travelling to other worlds. Then, in 1957, the Soviet Union made the first small step into space by launching a small satellite, called Sputnik. The Space Age had begun.

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Astronomers need to understand the sciences of Earth because this is the only place we can study firsthand. Astronomers work with chemistry when studying the atmospheres on other planets. Astronomers need to understand geology to explain the structure of planets and stars. Astronomers also need to know physics to explain how objects move through the universe.

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Astronomers need to understand the sciences of Earth because this is the only place we can study firsthand. Astronomers work with chemistry when studying the atmospheres on other planets. Astronomers need to understand geology to explain the structure of planets and stars. Astronomers also need to know physics to explain how objects move through the universe.

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http://www.cosmos4kids.com/files/explore_intro.html

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Astronomy is the study of space. If you were an astronomer, you might focus on galaxies, stars, planets, or traveling objects such as comets and asteroids. Don't get astronomy confused with astrology. Astrology is a form of mystical prediction based on the stars and the time of year. Horoscopes are based on astrology. Astronomy is grounded in science. Astronomy uses math and science to study and predict the actions of the universe.

To be a good astronomer, you need to understand its history of scientific discoveries. Over thousands of years, humans have developed and proved many ideas about space. Proving the fact that the Earth revolved around the Sun was one of the first major accomplishments of modern astronomy. As you learn more, you will find out that ancient societies understood the movement of the Earth long before it was accepted by ruling powers. We are now using orbiting telescopes to photograph possible black holes (Hubble, Chandra). There are still thousands of unanswered questions. This science will depend on a long future of exploration.

Humans rarely visit other planets. Humans do take pictures of other universal bodies. From those pictures we study the colors, movement, and composition of other objects in the universe. Astronomers need to understand the sciences of Earth because this is the only place we can study firsthand. Astronomers work with chemistry when studying the atmospheres on other planets. Astronomers need to understand geology to explain the structure of planets and stars. Astronomers also need to know physics to explain how objects move through the universe.

The countries of the world are currently building a space station that orbits the Earth. This is the first step in our efforts to colonize and study the Solar System. One day (maybe in your lifetime), there may be groups of scientists working on the Moon and Mars. As time passes, Earth will also send more probes into deep space to study the outer planets and the interstellar region outside of our system. Even though the study of space has been going on for thousands of years, we have only been able to study the universe firsthand for about 40 years.

In 2006, NASA announced that its new exploration vehicle would be called Orion. The Constellation Program will develop the new spacecraft and its launching technology (Ares rockets). The new manned capsule will have the latest technology and be the foundation for missions to the Moon and Mars.

Encyclopedia.com (Space Program):
http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Space_Program.aspx
Wikipedia (Space Exploration):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_exploration
Encyclopædia Britannica:
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/557348/space-exploration

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Cosmos4Kids.com! This astronomy tutorial introduces space exploration. Other sections include the Universe, galaxies, stars, and the Solar System.

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After reading about __space exporation__________, my opinion is that ___This matters and is mostley pro______________________________________. Many people might think that __People dont belive what they exporled____________________________, but really ______They did expore and was true what they found_______________________.  One theory I have is that __Nasa need space gear to answer sicentest questions___________________________________________. Perhaps ____Sicentest are curious____________________________________. This makes me wonder __Was their life on space and if there was what was the history on that planet__________________________.