Space Station Questions from Hawthorne Brook Middle School
- Nick A: I'm going to be an astrobiologist when I grow up.
Are you doing any experiments about life in space or on other
planets?
- Kristen: Can the space station help identify natural
disasters on earth before they happen?
- Sarah: Does food going down your throat feel different in
a weightless environment? What about liquids?
- Carly: Knowing the risk of being in space, what makes you
want to go back?
- Brittany: What would happen if an astronaut got seriously
sick when up in space?
- Kaitlyn: Do you think that going to the space station will
change your life or your view of certain things?
- Matt: Do you get scared when you liftoff into outer space?
If so, what do you do to control your fears?
- Brandon: Are sound waves different on the space station,
for example radio, music, musical instruments?
- Carrie: What does it feel like to be 2 inches taller as
soon as you get into space?
- Nick I: What's it like being in a space suit?
- Devin: What is a flame like in zero gravity?
- Rachel: Where do you get the oxygen that you breathe on
the space station?
- Nadia: How do you navigate in outer space?
- Allison: What part of your daily routine do you enjoy
most?
- Josh: If the space station moves over 17,000 mph then why
does it look like its going slow when we see it on television?
- Margaret: When you're up in the space station, alone,
looking out the window, what is it that looks the most beautiful to you
and how does it inspire you?
- Janna: What do you do for fun on the International space
Station?
- Lauren: Does the space station remain in one place or does
it orbit around the earth?
- Katie: Do colors on earth look the same from the space
station?
- Max: On a scale of 1-10, how comfortable is it when you
are sleeping and why?