Across
- 2. The challenge of the Mir Space Station
- 3. The covering of the International Space Station to preserve the interior.
- 5. What replaced the 'umbilical cord' so that astronauts could move freely outside of the Mir Space Station?
- 11. The satellite orbiting in an asynchronous orbit
- 13. The energy that Mir and the International Space Station uses to power all functions
- 16. Used to send and receive signals
- 17. Eight of these traveled the globe to maintain radio contact with Skylab
- 18. The signal from the International Space Station traveled to 9 satellites where they were relayed to Earth and redirected to _________ _________.
- 22. The 'leap' for this space station was to overcome communication difficulties.
- 25. Number of days Skylab crew remained in space.
- 26. A 24 hour orbit revolving above the same point of Earth
- 29. The Russian Space Station with a 6 man crew.
- 30. The issues of the Apollo Sayuz included _______________ and engineering.
- 31. What describes the environment in outer space?
- 32. The first space station launched by Russia.
Down
- 1. A small object that orbits a much larger object
- 4. A style of sensing used for satellites and spacecraft. May be used to spy.
- 6. Solar panels do this to produce electrical energy that power satellite functions
- 7. The International Space Station is studying the effect of zero gravity on the growth of animals and _____________.
- 8. The satellite most likely to be in a geostationary orbit
- 9. Skylab tested the effect of this on the muscles in the human body.
- 10. This is recycled in the International Space Station from sweat, humidity and urine. 94% of the water used is recoverable this way.
- 12. The frame and body of the satellite
- 14. The cleaner and booster of distorted and weakened signals
- 15. When the force due to acceleration equals the gravitational pull from Earth
- 19. What the Global Positioning System (GPS) is used for.
- 20. Type of satellite that is made by man, eg space station
- 21. Space is expected to be a total ______________, however, there are atmospheric particles present that create drag.
- 23. An orbit that exceeds the speed of the Earth's rotation
- 24. The element that is normally dissolved in blood that bubbles out dangerously when there is a big pressure change.
- 27. 5 crew manned this first international space effort, although there were problems docking the two stations together.
- 28. The number of astronauts that died on Salyut's re-entry after 23 days in space.
- 30. An orbit that is at right angles to the Earth's rotation, eg satellite orbit