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SCS.I Quiz Results

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What is Cosmic Ray Phenomenon?

Flashes of light caused by cosmic rays passing through the eyelids

A sort of "suntan" caused by cosmic rays passing through the skin of the ISS

A high pitched whining sound heard as cosmic rays bombard the skin of the ISS

Light flares seen in the cameras mounted around the ISS

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The correct answer is: Flashes of light caused by cosmic rays passing through the eyelids

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Where do astronauts experience Cosmic Ray Phenomenon?

On the International Space Station

As they enter the Earth's atmosphere on reentry

As they pass through the Earth's atmosphere on their way up to the International Space Station

As they travel beyond the Earth's magnetosphere

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The correct answer is: As they travel beyond the Earth's magnetosphere

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Where do astronauts sleep in the International Space Station?

In their space suits, in case of emergency

In special sleeping bags in small crew cabins

In the galley, close to the snacks

Anywhere they nod off

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The correct answer is: In special sleeping bags in small crew cabins

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What is a risk unique to sleeping on the ISS?

Carbon dioxide building up directly in front of their faces and suffocating

Space madness

Being awakened by the sound of micro-meteorites striking the skin of the ISS

Alien abduction

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The correct answer is: Carbon dioxide building up directly in front of their faces and suffocating

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How much sleep are astronauts on the ISS scheduled for in a 24 hour period?

12 hours

4 hours

8 hours

30 minutes, every 4 hours

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The correct answer is: 8 hours

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Approximately how long does it take before brain cells without oxygen start dying?

5 minutes

15 minutes

2 hours

30 minutes

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The correct answer is: 5 minutes

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Where do aquanauts sleep in the Hab?

In the galley, near the snacks

Near the moon pool, in case of emergency

In bunks, in the crew quarters

Usually at their desks

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The correct answer is: In bunks, in the crew quarters

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What is a simple mistake that can be made by tired aquanauts?

Putting a coral polyp on the wrong card

Mixing too much water into your camp food packet

Dropping a laptop into the moon pool

Putting your dive helmet on backwards

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The correct answer is: Putting a coral polyp on the wrong card

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What is a huge mistake a tired aquanaut can make?

Turning the wrong valve and flooding the Hab

Plugging an electrical lead into the sink and electrocuting someone

Forgetting about that big bull shark that they saw earlier

Falling asleep in the moon pool

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The correct answer is: Forgetting about that big bull shark that they saw earlier

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What is one way your body reacts to microgravity?

Sleepiness

Congestion

Hostility

Muscle cramps

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The correct answer is: Congestion

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