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Science NASA

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America's space program.   NASA  
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NASA stands for:   Natoina Aeronautics and Space Administration  
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what does Aero mean?   air  
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what does naus mean?   ship  
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what does nautic mean?   Sailor/Seamen  
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Air and water are both:   fluids  
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Fluids have the ability to:   flow  
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fact:   things can flow in fluids.  
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NASA was founded in:   october 1,1958  
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Project Mercury began:   0ct.7,1958 one year after th soviet Union launched Sputnik 1  
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Mercury was USA's first manned space program purposes:   1 orbit a manned spce craft around the earth.2 investigate man's ability to function in space3recover man and spacecraft.  
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_ manned flights were planned from ____-____   6,1961-1963  
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1961 was the first man in space.   Alan Shepard his flight was 15 min.  
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Alan Shepard was on a spacecraft named:   Freedom 7  
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1962 was the first man to orbit the earth.   John Glen his flight lasted 4hr.  
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John Glen was on a spacecraft named:   Friendship 7  
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Why did NASA name the 1st project Mercury?   Because mercury was a Roman God mercury was the "messenger" or "traveler"  
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John F. Kennedy's goal was:   to put man on the moon(1963)  
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Why were all the mercury spacecrafts #7?   (april 9,1959) the first 7 astronauts were chosen so 7 on the spacecrafts stood for the "Original 7"  
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Gemini project purpose:   orbit earth,test new equipment,test weightlessness.  
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Gemini3-pilot Gus Grrisson   Flight almost 5hrs.  
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Gemini 8- pilot Neil Armstrong was almost killed, what saved his life.   A ballpoint pen  
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gemini 10,12 pilot -   pilot "Buzz" Aldrin  
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what does astro mean?   star  
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what does astronaut mean?   star sailor  
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Apollo 1-crew:Edward , "Gus" Grissom,Roger Chaffe   killed 3 men sitting launch pad  
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no crew until:   Apollo7  
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the capsule was ______ and was tested for __________   red,flaws  
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apollo 7 consisted of 3 parts:   CM,SM,LM  
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what does lunar mean?   moon  
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detatchableunit one used for a specific purpose , usually to other units   module  
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apollo 11,12,14,15,16,17 all :   landed on the moon  
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Buzz Aldrin Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins:   best pilots  
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apollo mission had 3 crew members   1pilot of the command module and 2 passengers in the LM  
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Apollo 11's nickname.   "The Eagle  
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When the LM landed on the surface of th moon it:   shook the moon.  
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NASA's communication center is in   Houston,TX  
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