Space & Astronomy

Life Aboard the Space Station

A look at the daily life of astronauts living and working on the International Space Station.

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1The International Space Station flies high above the Earth every day.

2Astronauts from many different countries live and work together on board.

3There is no gravity inside, so everything floats around the rooms.

4The crew must tie down their tools, food and sleeping bags.

5They sleep in small cabins fixed to the station walls.

6Each astronaut exercises for two hours a day to stay healthy.

7Without daily exercise, their muscles and bones would quickly become weak.

8The astronauts grow plants and run science experiments for researchers on Earth.

9They can see sixteen sunrises and sunsets every single day.

10The crew talks to their families by video call at weekends.

11After about six months, a new team arrives to replace them.

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