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I have learned that……

2024-12-13 03:34:31 UTC

I have learned that successful rocket launches. The rocket has to go vertically up and down or else. If it goes horizontally, it could be dangerous to all citizens.

The challenge is……

2024-12-13 03:35:48 UTC

The challenges of astronaut in spacecraft it could be damaged there could be low fuel and they could crash on a planet and just be stranded there if they don’t have enough fuel

Astronaut needs….

2024-12-13 03:36:50 UTC

Astronaut needs oxygen because they are humans and they need to breathe. The rocket has to be big enough for people to enter an exit. They need fuel to not be stranded.

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reannapamnani — 2024-12-13 05:53:59 UTC

I have learned that: To make a rocket launch successful… The amount of the thrust (force) produced by the rocket engines has to be greater than the force of gravity holding it down.

reannapamnani — 2024-12-13 06:00:20 UTC

Exploration missions that leave the Earth's protective sphere, however, will have to overcome many challenges, from conditions in space such as cosmic radiation and hazardous environments to human-specific conditions such as space

adaptation syndrome (motion sickness), spatial memory, visual motor performance, bone ...

reannapamnani — 2024-12-13 06:05:25 UTC

Space survival and return to Earth require a number of types of equipment. Astronauts need various things to survive, from food, clothes, hygiene products, spacesuits, tools, and sleeping bags.

Reason: The astronauts need these supplies so that the astronauts can survive.

2024-12-13 06:05:45 UTC

All though all rockets have differet sizes and shapes but they all need an angine that creats thrust

Astrunauts can not just wake up and shower the closest they can get to showering is squiting some water on a towel and wash ing there face with it

2024-12-13 06:20:16 UTC

omara31542 — 2024-12-13 06:22:19 UTC

I’ve learnt that rockets need fuel ( petrol) and data

Astronauts can not just wake up and shower the closest they can get to sowering is when they squirt some hot wate on a towel and wash there face with it

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omara31542 — 2024-12-13 06:25:05 UTC

Challenges

oxygen
Fuel
Gravity
Fitness
Pressure

omara31542 — 2024-12-13 06:28:47 UTC

Astronauts need oxygen to survive and rockets need fuel

Screws,gloves and teliscopes

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And oxigine

omara31542 — 2024-12-13 06:48:10 UTC

reannapamnani — 2024-12-13 06:58:15 UTC

What are the four systems of a rocket?

2024-12-13 07:01:14 UTC

Structural system, propulsion system, payload system and guidance system.

2024-12-13 07:08:40 UTC

The rocket has to have a lot of fuel or else it will crash and that will not be good for the people inside they will get hurt or even die

omara31542 — 2024-12-13 07:10:15 UTC

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They could be sent on missions or sent to the iss because that’s where a lot of astronauts go but they only go by themselves because they have a lot of experience

Astronauts need….

2024-12-13 07:21:54 UTC

Fuel ,oxygen,data, energy,rocket,electricity, engin air

reannapamnani — 2024-12-13 07:32:27 UTC

What challenges do astronauts face?

asherd17324 — 2024-12-13 07:38:29 UTC

Space radiation, isolation and confinement, distance from Earth, gravity (and the lack of it), and closed or hostile environments.

asherd17324 — 2024-12-13 07:46:38 UTC

Food, water, air, room to move and gravity.

asherd17324 — 2024-12-13 08:08:56 UTC

asherd17324 — 2024-12-13 08:43:51 UTC

asherd17324 — 2024-12-13 08:46:28 UTC

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I learnt that rockets need fuel and data.

2024-12-13 13:04:17 UTC

Eyesight

Isolation and confinement

Gravity

RadiationRadiation

Weightlessness

Psychological issues

What does a rocket need to be successful?

2024-12-13 13:06:03 UTC

The amount of the thrust (force) produced by the rocket engines has to be greater than the force of gravity holding it down

What challenges do astronauts face in spacecrafts

2024-12-13 13:07:53 UTC

motion sickness, loss of balance, and loss of taste and smell.

2024-12-13 13:07:59 UTC

Food and water, because water and food keep the body alive and give energy.

2024-12-13 13:09:13 UTC

Food,water,gravity

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12,000,000×6=72,000,000

4,000,000 × 6=24,000,000

100,000×6=600,000

10×6=60

2000× 6=12000

4 ×7=28 28×1500=42000

50000×6=300000

1500×6=9000

25000 ×6=150000

500000×6=3000000

1000000×6=6000000

2000000×6=12000000

5000×6=30000

12000000×6=72000000

4000000×6=24000000

Total 82,263,060

82263060×4=329,052,240

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2024-12-14 08:04:39 UTC

I have learned that if vinegar and baking soda powder got mixed in a water bottle the water bottle could fly like a rocket

2024-12-14 08:27:36 UTC

-isolation

-sleep loss

-space radiation

-adjustment to new gravities

Gloves and drinks like juice or water and what ever food the astronauts like

2024-12-14 08:30:36 UTC

Stinging⭐️⭐️

MustafaRafiq — 2024-12-15 09:09:52 UTC

Food packs: £210

Water (21 litres): £42000

Oxygen supply (7 days): £10500

Sleeping Bag: £50000

Personal Hygiene Kit: £1500

Total: 104210

Saturn VII

MustafaRafiq — 2024-12-15 09:35:19 UTC

Buzzing :cross section drawing of spacecraft

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