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Most food on the International Space Station is sealed in what kind of container?
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Which robotic arm on the ISS helps move heavy equipment?
Answer: Canadarm2
Why: It walks end over end between grapple fixtures, can handle 116,000 kg, and carries Dextre, a two-armed robotic hand, on its tip.
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What do space toilets use instead of water to pull waste?
Answer: Air suction
Why: Air suction replaces gravity in orbit, pulling waste into specialized holding tanks so it cannot drift.
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What phrase was printed on the circuit board of Musk's space-bound Tesla?
Answer: Made on Earth by humans
Why: Don't Panic showed on the dash screen instead; the Roadster flew on 6 February 2018 with the Hitchhiker's Guide in its glove box.
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What kind of animal was Laika, the first creature to orbit Earth?
Answer: Dog
Why: Laika was a stray dog from Moscow chosen because street dogs were believed to be better conditioned for harsh, freezing conditions.
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What instrument was installed to fix the Hubble Space Telescope's blurry vision?
Answer: COSTAR
Why: It worked like eyeglasses for three other instruments, and astronauts removed it in 2009 once every new camera could correct the flaw itself.
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What material protected the Apollo Command Module from 2,760°C reentry heat?
Answer: Avcoat ablator
Why: Technicians gunned the paste into more than 300,000 fibreglass honeycomb cells one at a time; Orion now flies shaped Avcoat blocks.