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Body in space

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Ajunul Farza Pazhayathoppu Paramb

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Froggy Jumps WEIGHTLESSNESSOnline version Body in space by Ajunul Farza Pazhayathoppu Paramb 1 What causes weightlessness aboard the space station a Complete absence of gravity b Free fall around Earth due to orbital velocity c Air resistance neutralizing gravity 2 Which sensation is most commonly reported by astronauts in microgravity? a Floating and drifting in all directions b Heavy weight and constant pressure c Weight-bearing pain in joints 3 How do fluids behave in weightlessness compared to Earth? a They form spheres and float with no gravity pull b They immediately evaporate into gas c They flow in straight lines only 4 Why do astronauts do not become weightless on the entire spacecraft? a Gravity exists everywhere but is weaker far from Earth b The ship creates artificial gravity at all times c Gravity is completely turned off in space 5 How does weightlessness affect bone health during long missions? a Bones grow longer due to lack of pressure b Bones become stronger from exercise in zero g c Bone density decreases due to reduced mechanical loading 6 Which daily task is notably different in space? a Brush teeth and wash hands while floating b Running on a treadmill as in Earth c Cooking with a heavy flame using gravity 7 Which situation correctly defines weightlessness a Sitting on a chair b Free falling c jumping in air 8 Why do astronauts have “puffy faces” in space? a Fluid shift to upper body b Eating more food c Lack of sleep 9 Which system is most affected causing dizziness in space? a Digestive system b Nervous system c Balance (vestibular) system 10 What happens to the heart in weightlessness? a Works harder b Becomes larger c Works less and may weaken

Froggy Jumps

WEIGHTLESSNESSOnline version

Body in space

by Ajunul Farza Pazhayathoppu Paramb

What causes weightlessness aboard the space station

Complete absence of gravity

Free fall around Earth due to orbital velocity

Air resistance neutralizing gravity

Which sensation is most commonly reported by astronauts in microgravity?

Floating and drifting in all directions

Heavy weight and constant pressure

Weight-bearing pain in joints

How do fluids behave in weightlessness compared to Earth?

They form spheres and float with no gravity pull

They immediately evaporate into gas

They flow in straight lines only

Why do astronauts do not become weightless on the entire spacecraft?

Gravity exists everywhere but is weaker far from Earth

The ship creates artificial gravity at all times

Gravity is completely turned off in space

How does weightlessness affect bone health during long missions?

Bones grow longer due to lack of pressure

Bones become stronger from exercise in zero g

Bone density decreases due to reduced mechanical loading

Which daily task is notably different in space?

Brush teeth and wash hands while floating

Running on a treadmill as in Earth

Cooking with a heavy flame using gravity

Which situation correctly defines weightlessness

Sitting on a chair

Free falling

jumping in air

Why do astronauts have “puffy faces” in space?

Fluid shift to upper body

Eating more food

Lack of sleep

Which system is most affected causing dizziness in space?

Digestive system

Nervous system

Balance (vestibular) system

What happens to the heart in weightlessness?

Works harder

Becomes larger

Works less and may weaken

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WEIGHTLESSNESSOnline version

by Ajunul Farza Pazhayathoppu Paramb

What causes weightlessness aboard the space station

Which sensation is most commonly reported by astronauts in microgravity?

How do fluids behave in weightlessness compared to Earth?

Why do astronauts do not become weightless on the entire spacecraft?

How does weightlessness affect bone health during long missions?

Which daily task is notably different in space?

Which situation correctly defines weightlessness

Why do astronauts have “puffy faces” in space?

Which system is most affected causing dizziness in space?

What happens to the heart in weightlessness?

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