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  • Hi, everyone. We are a group of NASA astronauts.

  • My name is Chris Hadfield.

  • Leland Melvin.

  • Jerry Linenger here.

  • Mae C. Jemison.

  • Jeffrey Hoffman.

  • Mike Massimino.

  • Nicole Stott.

  • We're here to answer the top 50 Google questions about space.

  • According to Mondovo.

  • Here we go. Jeff, ask us some questions.

  • Can birds fly in space? - No.

  • Only inside a spacecraft.

  • Does space ever end?

  • No.

  • Can you see the space station from earth? - Yes, sure.

  • Why was NASA created?

  • To beat the Russians.

  • How was space created? - Nobody knows. We don't know.

  • In the Big Bang.

  • How much does a space shuttle weigh?

  • A quater milliion pounds.

  • That's what the crew on board that just eight.

  • Can you see stars in space?

  • Yes.

  • How fast is the International Space Station moving?

  • 17,500 miles per hour.

  • What is the temperature in outer space? - Cold.

  • Well, temperature, actually in space has no meaning because it's a vacuum.

  • Can you shot a gun in space? - Sure you can. Why not?

  • What is the Goldilocks Zone?

  • Not too hot, not too cold. - Just right.

  • What orbits the Earth?

  • The moon and satellites.

  • How many rovers are on Mars?

  • We'll go with four.

  • How long does it take to orbit the Earth?

  • Depends what you're in.

  • How was Mars named?

  • By the Romans.

  • What is a cosmonaut?

  • A Russian astronaut.

  • Do you age in space?

  • Yeah, of course.

  • What is a space probe?

  • It's something that goes and looks at other planets.

  • Does Mars have gravity? - Yes.

  • Where is Kennedy Space Center? - In Florida.

  • How fast does a space shuttle go?

  • 17,500 miles per hour.

  • What is spacetime?

  • It's a theoretical way to explain the universe.

  • Can we live on Mars? - Not yet. You'll need life support.

  • How far away is space? - Infinite. Very far. Everywhere.

  • Different question.

  • Why space is black?

  • There's nothing to reflect the light.

  • Let me tell you the real answer. Because the age and size of the universe, we can only see light that has had time to reach us so it's black.

  • Who was the first woman in space? - Valentina Tereshkova.

  • Where is the asteroid belt? - Between Mars and Jupiter.

  • When was Mars discovered?

  • We don't know. - Before recorded history.

  • What does orbit mean?

  • It means to go around something.

  • Can you see the Great Wall of China from space? - No. I did not.

  • When can you see Mars? At night.

  • At night, at the right time.

  • Who was the 1st American in space? - Alan Shepard.

  • Does Mars have an atmosphere? - Yes.

  • Who was the first man in space? - Yuri Gagarin.

  • How long does it take to get to space?

  • Nine minutes.

  • Depends on the ship.

  • Where is the International Space Station? - In space.

  • Trick answer.

  • How long is a year on Mars? Two or three years.

  • How much money do astronauts make? - Not enough.

  • Is Mars bigger than Earth? - No.

  • Why is Mars red? - Iron oxide.

  • How many satellites orbit the Earth?

  • Well, there's hundreds.

  • Yeah, there's lots.

  • Is space a vacuum? - Yes.

  • What's the temperature on Mars?

  • 50, 60° during the day and a couple of 100 degrees below.

  • Can you hear sounds in space? - No.

  • Not in a vacuum.

  • How to become an astronaut? - We're lucky.

  • What is an asteroid?

  • Smaller than a planet.

  • Number 4. - Is there life on Mars?

  • We don't know. - There will be once we get there.

  • Not yet.

  • How many moons does Mars have? - Two.

  • What does NASA stand for? - The National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

  • I'm sorry that so many people have to ask that.

  • And number one, how long does it take to get to Mars?

  • Well, it depends.

  • Six months.

  • Anywhere from six to nine months. Someday we'll be able to do it a lot faster.

  • Did you notice how us astronauts did this?

  • We went 54321.

  • We've just answered the top 50 questions.

  • High five. Nice work.

Hi, everyone. We are a group of NASA astronauts.

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