Final Science Exam Study Guide Flashcards

Final Science Exam Study Guide.

1
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The original project was announced by the United States in 1984 was called Space Station Freedom

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False

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There are twelve astronauts on the Iss

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False

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3
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Construction of the ISS began in 1998.

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True

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4
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The Russian module called Zarya.

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True

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5
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Astronauts can exercise on the ISS.

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True

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The Cupola is a small room on the Tranquility module with seven windows for viewing.

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True

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7
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The ISS takes 20 minutes to orbit earth.

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True

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8
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The ISS has been continuously inhabited since November 2000.

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True

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9
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Funding will continue forever.

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False

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10
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The ISS is locaated in high Earth orbit, far beyond the Earth’s atmosphere.

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True

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Columbia Space Mission

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7 people were killed because the orbiter leaked and it exploded. Chandra x-ray observatory deployed

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12
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Challenger Space mission

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Millions of people watching, then The space shuttle blew up. And the Challenger crew all died from the explosion.

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Discovery Space mission

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NASA’s Third mission is the mission that sent three satellites into Space.

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14
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Atlantis/Endeavor

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The Space Shuttle Atlantis is absolutely a real craft – it flew 33 missions and orbited the Earth nearly five thousand times before it was retired. Today, it lives at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida – but it didn’t fly in March of 1998. In fact, it didn’t fly at all in 1998.

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15
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Optical telescopes

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Use light to produce magnified images.

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16
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Reflecting telescope

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Uses a concave mirror to see distant objects

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Refracting telescopes

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Uses convex lenses to concentrate light from a object.

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Radio Telescope

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Collects radio waves and same microwaves using an antenna.

18
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Hubble Space Telescope

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First Satellite ever put into space.

19
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Rockets

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Launches things into space.

20
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Satellite

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revolves around earth.

21
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Space probes

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A spacecrarft

22
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Space shuttles

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A spacecraft that carries people to space and materials to space.

23
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Astrobiology

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The study of life in the universe, including life on earth and the possibility of extra life.