LIVE IN SPACE What does it mean living

What does it mean "living in zero gravity"? What do you associate the word

“Space is the breath of art” "Time and space - time to be alone,

-The large bright object in the sky that gives us light and heat, and

[ dʒ ] – giant, gigantic [æ] – astronaut, strap, lack [ Ʌ] –

-International Space Station; -through dark, airless space; -have to use vacuum hose; -strap the

look at for a long time- stare touches-press against huge-giant hitting-bumping into fasten-strap exercising-working

1. Living Among the Stars 2. Keeping Clean and Healthy 3. Good Houskeeping 4.

1. airless space 2. space station 3. lack of gravity 4. sleeping bag 5.

1. Residents on the ISS spend 2 hours among stars. (F) 2. The astronauts

1. How do the astronauts spend their free time? 2. Why do they have

space dark, airless International Space Station work out on the giant gravity live in

In my opinion To my mind As it seems to me I believe As

Slides: 14

Download presentation

LIVE IN SPACE

What does it mean "living in zero gravity"? What do you associate the word “Space” with?

“Space is the breath of art” "Time and space - time to be alone, space to move about - these may well become the great scarcities of tomorrow“ "Orbiting Earth in the spaceship, I saw how beautiful our planet is. People, let us preserve and increase this beauty, not destroy it!”

-The large bright object in the sky that gives us light and heat, and around which the Earth moves -The planet that we live on -A machine that has been sent into space -The round object that you can see shining in the sky at night

[ dʒ ] – giant, gigantic [æ] – astronaut, strap, lack [ Ʌ] – muscle, bumping into [ś ] – space station, soft [v] – vacuum hose [eə] – stare, glare [ɔː] - orbit [í] - experiment

-International Space Station; -through dark, airless space; -have to use vacuum hose; -strap the tray to their legs; -can’t risk bumping into any computer controls; -you are orbiting the Earth; -to stare out of the window.

What is the text about?

look at for a long time- stare touches-press against huge-giant hitting-bumping into fasten-strap exercising-working out inhabitants-residents shut out-block out going round-orbiting shortage-lack

1. Living Among the Stars 2. Keeping Clean and Healthy 3. Good Houskeeping 4. Time to Relax 5. Spare Time in Space

1. airless space 2. space station 3. lack of gravity 4. sleeping bag 5. zero gravity 6. vacuum hose 7. muscles go soft 8. household chores 9. football pitch 10. do experiments

1. Residents on the ISS spend 2 hours among stars. (F) 2. The astronauts clean the whole station because of the dangerous bacterias. (T) 3. The astronauts sleep in their bedrooms. (F) 4. The ISS is the size of the football pitch. (T) 5. The residents of the ISS have phone calls only on Saturdays. (F)

1. How do the astronauts spend their free time? 2. Why do they have to clean the whole station every day? 3. How do they eat? 4. In what way do they keep fit? 5. What can you say about the way they sleep? 6. How often do they see sun rise and set?

space dark, airless International Space Station work out on the giant gravity live in zero gravity muscles don’t have to work against gravity work out on exercise bikes grow quickly in zero gravity repair equipment residents dangerous bacteria astronauts

In my opinion To my mind As it seems to me I believe As for me