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Topic poll · all networksHow much longer will US-Russia ISS cooperation hold?
Topic poll · all networksSpaceX rideshare lets tiny orgs launch — who gains most?
The ISS will be deorbited by 2030, ending 30+ years of spacewalks.
NASA plans to crash the ISS into the ocean around 2030. Future spacewalks will move to commercial successors — Axiom Space, Voyager's Starlab, and Blue Origin's Orbital Reef — already under NASA contract.
Topic poll · all networksApollo 17 was the last Moon landing. How many years gap until Artemis 3?
- 35 years
- 45 years
- 55 years
- 65 years
Guess, then reveal the answer
55 years
ISS docking happens at roughly the speed of a slow walk!
Spacecraft must slow to about 3–10 cm/second — slower than a turtle — on final approach, aligning within centimeters using laser rangefinders before the capture ring engages and locks the vessel in place.
Topic poll · all networksWhat U.S. agency must license every Starship launch by SpaceX?
- FAA
- NASA
- FCC
- Department of Defense
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FAA
SpaceX won its NASA crew contract for $1.6B less than Boeing!
In 2014, NASA awarded Boeing $4.2B and SpaceX $2.6B for Commercial Crew transport. SpaceX flew its first crewed ISS mission in 2020; Boeing's Starliner has yet to complete a certified operational crew mission.
NASA & Roscosmos swapped rocket seats in a 2022 barter deal!
No money changed hands — NASA traded Soyuz seats for Dragon seats, keeping ISS crews 'integrated.' That deal sent Fedyaev to Dragon on Crew-5 (2022) and again on Crew-12, making him the first Russian to fly Dragon twice.
Topic poll · all networksIn what year were lab-grown mini brains first created?
- 2008
- 2013
- 2017
- 2021
Guess, then reveal the answer
2013
Topic poll · all networksThe Skylab 4 crew staged a work stoppage in space. What year?
- 1973
- 1969
- 1981
- 1979
Guess, then reveal the answer
1973
Topic poll · all networksOnly 1 nation ever won a space damage claim. How much?
- $3 million CAD
- $50 million USD
- $500,000 USD
- $12 million CAD
Guess, then reveal the answer
$3 million CAD
SpaceX is valued at ~$350B — the world's most valuable private firm!
A Dec. 2024 funding round valued SpaceX at $350 billion, topping OpenAI ($157B) and ByteDance. Elon Musk founded it in 2002 with just $100M of his own PayPal windfall — a 3,500x return on that bet.
Topic poll · all networksNASA cut Artemis 3's upper stage to save cost. Smart or risky?
Each NASA spacesuit used on the ISS costs around $150 million!
NASA's Extravehicular Mobility Units (EMUs) were designed in the 1970s and cost ~$150M each. NASA owns 11 suits — a fleet worth over $1.6B — and each one is hand-assembled; they can't be mass-produced.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will define Artemis II's place in history?
SpaceX was founded after Elon Musk was quoted $65M for one rocket!
In 2002, Musk traveled to Russia to buy refurbished ICBMs for a Mars mission. Shocked by the per-rocket price, he flew home and decided to build his own — founding SpaceX that same year in Hawthorne, CA.
NASA paid SpaceX $2.89B to use Starship as its moon lander.
In 2021, NASA selected SpaceX over Blue Origin for its Artemis Human Landing System contract worth $2.89B. Blue Origin sued NASA over the decision — and lost — before winning its own separate HLS contract in 2023.
Starliner's first crewed flight was ~7 years behind schedule!
Boeing won NASA's Commercial Crew contract in 2014, targeting crewed flights by 2017. After two uncrewed test failures and repeated delays, the first crewed test flight didn't launch until June 2024 — as recertification costs mount further.
Topic poll · all networksHow many Merlin engines fire on a Falcon 9's first stage at liftoff?
- 5
- 7
- 9
- 12
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9
Topic poll · all networksWhich benefit of Starship's tile-cam data matters most?
Topic poll · all networksWhat will Artemis mean most for the next generation?
Topic poll · all networksWhich US agency licenses commercial rocket launches from Vandenberg?
- The FAA
- NASA
- The Space Force
- The FCC
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The FAA
Topic poll · all networksShould NASA fund a 3rd crew launch provider to rival SpaceX?
Topic poll · all networksWhat should SpaceX focus on after today's Falcon 9 launch?
Topic poll · all networksHow tall is Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 2 lander?
- 8 feet
- 16 feet
- 32 feet
- 52 feet
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52 feet
Topic poll · all networksWhich part of Kennedy Space Center would you most want to visit?
The ISS is the most expensive structure ever built at ~$150B
NASA spends roughly $3–4 billion per year to operate the ISS. Russia's Progress cargo ships — like the one that just docked — are essential to keeping that massive investment running.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will most likely decide Starliner's future?
Topic poll · all networksWhich physical toll worries you most for Crew-12's return?
Topic poll · all networksIf Dragon damages the ISS during docking, who pays under ISS partner law?
- SpaceX pays NASA
- Each partner waives claims
- The launching nation pays
- NASA's insurers cover it
Guess, then reveal the answer
Each partner waives claims
Topic poll · all networksHow long will Crew-13 actually take to reach the ISS?
SpaceX's recovery ship 'Megan' is named after Gwynne Shotwell's daughter!
Shotwell is SpaceX's President & COO. The ship retrieves Dragon capsules after ocean splashdowns — typically in the Gulf of Mexico — and is crewed by SpaceX teams who pull astronauts safely aboard.
Topic poll · all networksShould ISS resupply rely solely on automated docking?
Topic poll · all networksHow many satellites did South Korea's Nuri rocket deploy on this mission?
- 8 satellites
- 15 satellites
- 22 satellites
- 31 satellites
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15 satellites
Topic poll · all networksShould SpaceX route orbital test flights over populated regions?
Topic poll · all networksWhat 1967 treaty still governs all objects nations launch into space?
- Outer Space Treaty
- Moon Agreement
- Geneva Space Accord
- COPUOS Convention
Guess, then reveal the answer
Outer Space Treaty
Topic poll · all networksIs a naval blockade the right move in the Strait?
Topic poll · all networksHow many people were wounded in the 2009 Fort Hood attack?
- 18
- 23
- 32
- 47
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32
Topic poll · all networksNASA gets ~0.4% of federal spending. At Apollo's peak, what was it?
- ~1%
- ~2%
- ~4%
- ~8%
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~4%
Topic poll · all networksShould the Fort Hood execution have been livestreamed?
Topic poll · all networksAfter Crew-13 docks, what's Dragon's next big ISS milestone?
Topic poll · all networksWhat outcome do you expect in the Idaho twins case?
Topic poll · all networksWhich health challenge worries you most for deep space astronauts?
ESA's Sophie Adenot was a French Army helicopter test pilot!
Adenot, part of Crew-13, logged 3,000+ flight hours before ESA selected her in 2022. She is one of only 5 women in ESA's astronaut corps and Crew-13 marks her first spaceflight.
Houston's Mission Control has guided every U.S. crewed flight since 1965!
Building 30 at Johnson Space Center in Houston has been the nerve center for U.S. human spaceflight since Gemini 4. Today, its Capcom team relays all crew communications for Crew-13's Expedition 75 mission.
Topic poll · all networksThe 1967 Outer Space Treaty gives astronauts what legal status?
- Envoys of Mankind
- Citizens of Earth
- Neutral Observers
- Protected Nationals
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Envoys of Mankind
Artemis III's Christina Koch spent 328 days in space — a women's record!
Koch's 2019-20 ISS marathon mirrors how Apollo crews built endurance on Gemini before the Moon. Her long-duration physiological data now directly shapes Artemis crew health and safety protocols.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will most shape SpaceX's rideshare future?
NASA pays SpaceX ~$55M per seat vs. $90M for a Russian Soyuz ride!
SpaceX won a $2.6B NASA Commercial Crew contract in 2014. The savings over Soyuz helped end U.S. reliance on Russia for ISS crew transport after the Space Shuttle retired in 2011.
Topic poll · all networksIs NASA's ~18,000-person workforce big enough for 2028?
Topic poll · all networksWhat most kept NASA alive after Apollo's moon missions ended?
Topic poll · all networksSpaceX exploded Starships before — how will today's test go?
NASA paid Boeing $4.2B vs. SpaceX $2.6B for the same mission!
In 2014, NASA's Commercial Crew contracts gave Boeing $4.2 billion and SpaceX $2.6 billion to each build crew vehicles to the ISS. SpaceX's Dragon succeeded; Boeing's Starliner has yet to complete a fully operational crewed mission.
Topic poll · all networksHow many students can a full-size school bus legally carry?
- 48
- 72
- 90
- 120
Guess, then reveal the answer
72
Topic poll · all networksWhat 1967 treaty governs all crewed spacecraft returning to Earth?
- The Outer Space Treaty
- The Moon Agreement
- The Rescue Agreement
- The Liability Convention
Guess, then reveal the answer
The Outer Space Treaty
Topic poll · all networksHow many years since humans last walked on the Moon by 2028?
- 48 years
- 52 years
- 56 years
- 63 years
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56 years
Topic poll · all networksHow many people have lived or worked aboard the ISS since 2000?
- Around 100 people
- Around 180 people
- Around 270 people
- Around 400 people
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Around 270 people
Topic poll · all networksWill Nick Reiner face trial for his parents' murders?
Topic poll · all networksWhat's most likely to keep NASA's Artemis on schedule?
Topic poll · all networksHow wide is the Roman Space Telescope's field of view vs. Hubble?
- 10x wider
- 50x wider
- 100x wider
- Same as Hubble
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100x wider
Topic poll · all networksShould SpaceX keep expanding Starlink's satellite network?
NASA pays SpaceX ~$55M per astronaut seat on Crew Dragon!
SpaceX won a $2.6B NASA Commercial Crew contract in 2014, beating Boeing's $4.2B deal. Each Crew Dragon ISS trip costs far less than the $90M Russia charged per Soyuz seat before U.S. crews returned to American rockets.
Topic poll · all networksHow many CRS resupply missions has SpaceX flown to the ISS total?
- 12 missions
- 21 missions
- 35 missions
- 47 missions
Guess, then reveal the answer
35 missions
Topic poll · all networksHow many RCS thrusters does Boeing's Starliner have in total?
- 12
- 20
- 28
- 36
Guess, then reveal the answer
28
NASA paid SpaceX $2.9B to land astronauts on the Moon with Starship!
In 2021, NASA awarded SpaceX a $2.9 billion Human Landing System contract for the Artemis program, beating out Blue Origin. The deal made Starship's success critical to returning Americans to the lunar surface for the first time since 1972.
Topic poll · all networksWho bears the most responsibility in the Idaho twins' deaths?
Topic poll · all networksWhich Crew-13 launch phase do you think is most critical?
Topic poll · all networksWhich milestone will define the ISS's final years?
Topic poll · all networksWhich vehicle will dominate ISS cargo runs in 5 years?
Artemis costs ~$93B — less than Apollo's inflation-adjusted $257B!
NASA's Apollo program cost $25.4B in 1970s dollars (~$257B today). Artemis is projected at ~$93B through 2025 — cheaper in real terms, though critics note the SLS rocket alone costs ~$4B per launch.
Artemis III targets the Moon's south pole — Apollo never went there!
All 6 Apollo landings clustered near the lunar equator. Artemis III aims for Shackleton Crater's rim, where permanently shadowed craters may hold billions of tons of water ice — key for future deep-space missions.
Topic poll · all networksWhich part of returning to Earth is toughest for Crew-12?
Topic poll · all networksWhat's SpaceX's biggest crewed milestone next?
Topic poll · all networksShould NASA keep SpaceX as its go-to ISS crew carrier?
Crew-13's Jessica Watkins has a geology PhD from UCLA!
Watkins studied Martian landslides for her doctorate & was the 1st Black woman to complete a long-duration ISS mission (Crew-4, 2022). She also played rugby at Stanford before NASA selected her.
Falcon 9 hits supersonic speed just ~80 seconds after liftoff!
At that moment, the vehicle is traveling faster than sound — roughly 768 mph. It must reach ~17,500 mph to achieve orbit. The FAA, which licensed only a handful of launches yearly in the 1990s, now processes 50+ SpaceX licenses annually.
Topic poll · all networksAre strict weather scrub rules worth delaying NASA launches?
Topic poll · all networksShould NASA rely more on SpaceX or push for more crew transport rivals?
Topic poll · all networksWhich benefit of space-grown organoids matters most?
Cape Canaveral's location gives rockets a free speed boost!
Launching eastward from Florida, rockets gain ~1,000 mph from Earth's rotation — a key reason SpaceX uses it for Starlink missions. Explore more at NASA.gov
Each SpaceX Crew Dragon seat costs NASA ~$55 million!
NASA awarded SpaceX a $2.6B Commercial Crew contract for up to 6 crewed ISS missions. That's ~$55M per seat — still far less than the $90M NASA paid Russia per Soyuz seat before commercial crew began.
Topic poll · all networksShould NASA keep flying Russian cosmonauts on SpaceX Dragon?
Topic poll · all networksWhat will define NASA's commercial space station era?
Starship's 'tile cams' beam live heat shield video during reentry!
SpaceX mounted cameras on Starship to watch heat shield tiles survive reentry above 2,500°F. No prior crewed vehicle had real-time tile telemetry — data NASA needs before any Artemis lunar mission.
SpaceX charges NASA ~$55M per seat — Soyuz ran ~$90M each.
NASA's 2014 Commercial Crew contract with SpaceX was worth $2.6 billion for 6 crewed missions. Before Crew Dragon, NASA paid Russia up to $90M per Soyuz seat. The savings helped justify the entire Commercial Crew program.
A reusable Falcon 9 costs ~$67M to launch vs. $160M+ for rivals!
SpaceX's reusability slashed military launch costs. In 2020, the US Space Force awarded SpaceX 60% of its NSSL Phase 2 launch contracts — worth billions — citing lower cost as a decisive factor.
SpaceX earned a $2.6B NASA contract for crewed ISS missions!
NASA awarded SpaceX the Commercial Crew deal in 2014, beating Boeing's $4.2B contract on price. Each Dragon seat costs NASA ~$55M — far less than the $90M Russia charged per Soyuz seat before 2020.
Topic poll · all networksWhich part of Crew-12's ISS departure carries the most risk?
SpaceX's 'SECO' term dates straight back to Cold War missile tests!
"Second Engine Cutoff" (SECO) was coined during 1950s Atlas & Titan ICBM programs. SpaceX inherited the same terminology and two-stage cutoff sequence from NASA and U.S. Air Force programs that first reached orbit in 1958.
Topic poll · all networksHow much longer should the ISS stay in operation?
NASA's Dana Weigel managed ISS ops before leading Starliner.
Before heading NASA's Commercial Crew Program, Weigel spent years on International Space Station operations. She became CCP Manager in 2023, overseeing both Boeing Starliner and SpaceX Crew Dragon flights.
NASA once paid Russia ~$90M per seat to reach the ISS!
After the Space Shuttle retired in 2011, NASA relied solely on Russia's Soyuz capsule. Seat prices peaked near $90M each. SpaceX's Crew Dragon cut that to roughly $55M per seat.
NJ already gets ~40% of its electricity from nuclear power!
New Jersey has 3 nuclear reactors across 2 plants — Salem and Hope Creek — making it one of the most nuclear-dependent states in the US. Gov. Sherrill's new bill aims to attract more nuclear developers to build on that foundation.
Topic poll · all networksU.S. law requires school bus roofs to resist what crush force?
- Equal to its own weight
- 1.5× its unloaded weight
- 2× its unloaded weight
- 3× its unloaded weight
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1.5× its unloaded weight
Topic poll · all networksWhat law first gave the FAA authority over commercial rocket launches?
- Commercial Space Launch Act
- National Aeronautics Act
- Space Commerce Act
- Federal Aviation Reform Act
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Commercial Space Launch Act
Topic poll · all networksWho should have final say on a crewed launch scrub call?
Topic poll · all networksWhich SpaceX reusability benefit matters most for the industry?
Topic poll · all networksHow many people have ever received the Congressional Space Medal of Honor?
- 17
- 28
- 54
- 103
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28
Topic poll · all networksHow many kg of dry cargo can a Progress MS ship carry to the ISS?
- Around 500 kg
- Around 1,400 kg
- Around 3,200 kg
- Around 5,000 kg
Guess, then reveal the answer
Around 1,400 kg
Topic poll · all networksShould private firms like SpaceX launch classified US military satellites?
Topic poll · all networksWhich SpaceX milestone most changed American spaceflight?
Topic poll · all networksShould SpaceX push Starship to orbit despite engine failures?
A Falcon 9 launch lists at ~$67M — reuse slashes costs ~30%!
SpaceX's reusable first-stage booster — recovered and reflown up to 20+ times — dramatically undercuts rivals. Expendable rockets once cost $150M+/launch, making Falcon 9 a market-disrupting bargain for satellite operators.
NASA cited Boeing's organizational culture as a Starliner failure factor.
A NASA Independent Review Team found Boeing had 'organizational deficiencies' in Starliner — echoing 737 MAX-era safety culture failures. The IRT mandated full subsystem re-evaluation before any future crewed flights.
Topic poll · all networksSpaceX lost 3 Starships to explosions before Flight 14. Worth the risk?
In deep space, astronauts can't abort & return home quickly.
Artemis II uses a 'free-return trajectory' — if a crisis hits near the Moon, crew rides lunar gravity back to Earth. Apollo 13 survived the same way in 1970, taking ~4 days to return after its oxygen tank exploded.
Topic poll · all networksHow many days does a standard SpaceX Crew Dragon mission last?
- About 30 days
- About 90 days
- About 180 days
- About 365 days
Guess, then reveal the answer
About 180 days
NASA's entire budget is less than 0.5% of federal spending!
At ~$25B/year, NASA's budget is a tiny slice of the ~$6.8T federal budget — yet funds Moon missions, Mars rovers, and climate satellites. The agency receives less annually than the U.S. spends on federal employee retirement benefits.
Topic poll · all networksAfter months in space, what will Crew-13 struggle with most on Earth?
Topic poll · all networksWhich weather factor most threatens today's Crew-13 launch?
Topic poll · all networksWhat's the best reason NASA should send humans back to the moon?
Dragon "Freedom" echoes Alan Shepard's 1961 Mercury capsule!
Crew-3 astronauts named their Dragon "Freedom" in 2021, honoring Shepard's "Freedom 7" — America's first crewed spaceflight. The same capsule now carries Crew-12 home today.
NASA's ISS deorbit contract with SpaceX is worth up to $843M!
Awarded in 2024, the USDV deal is SpaceX's largest single NASA contract by value. The craft must safely guide the 450-ton station into a remote ocean zone — a task with no precedent in space history.
Topic poll · all networksShould the Artemis II crew get the Space Medal before flying?
Brazil spends ~$500M per election cycle on voting security.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court deployed over 577,000 electronic voting machines in the 2022 presidential election, with a total electoral budget of roughly R$2.6 billion (~$500M USD) — one of the world's largest democratic operations.
Each NASA seat on Crew Dragon costs ~$55M — vs. $90M on Soyuz!
NASA awarded SpaceX a $2.6B Commercial Crew contract for up to 6 crewed missions. The savings vs. Russia's Soyuz helped end U.S. reliance on foreign rockets after the 2011 shuttle retirement.
Verlander earned over $300M in career MLB salary!
His final Astros deal — 2 years, $86.7M signed at age 40 — was one of the richtest contracts ever for a pitcher that age, capping a career that made him one of baseball's highest-paid players ever.
Each seat on a SpaceX Dragon crew mission costs ~$55M.
NASA's $2.6B Commercial Crew contract with SpaceX covers 6 crewed ISS missions. That per-seat cost is still far below the $90M NASA once paid Russia's Soyuz for a single ride to the ISS.
The Crew Dragon 'Endurance' has now launched to the ISS 5 times!
SpaceX's reusable capsule first flew on Crew-3 in 2021. Reusing Dragon capsules — once unthinkable for crewed spacecraft — is now routine, slashing costs vs. NASA's old single-use vehicles.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will Macron's space summit most likely achieve?
The ISS orbit was shaped by a Kazakhstan launch site!
The ISS orbits at 51.6° inclination — chosen so Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome could reach it. This forces Florida-launched rockets to fly a less fuel-efficient trajectory than if the station orbited closer to the equator.
Topic poll · all networksWhat outcome do you expect from the Nantucket plane search?
Topic poll · all networksHas SpaceX's test-to-failure approach to Starship paid off?
The ISS Z1 truss, home to today's broken antenna, launched in 2000!
Launched on Discovery in Oct. 2000, the Z1 truss hosts the ISS's Space-to-Ground Antennas. Today's failed unit is stuck in a 'bird bath' position — tilted upward to help astronauts detach it from its boom during EVA 97.
The ISS travels ~17,500 mph & circles Earth 16 times daily!
Orbiting ~253 miles above Earth, the ISS passes over 90% of the world's populated areas. Boeing's Starliner must match its exact speed to dock — a precision maneuver called orbital rendezvous.
SLS took 12 years from authorization to first launch!
Congress authorized SLS in the NASA Authorization Act of 2010; it finally launched Nov. 16, 2022. That 12-year build reflects the deep engineering and workforce development NASA officials say is essential to returning humans to the Moon.
Artemis I-IV may cost $93B — Apollo ran $25B in 1960s dollars.
NASA's Inspector General estimated Artemis missions I-IV at $93 billion through 2025. Apollo's $25.4B tab in the '60s equals ~$257B today — making Artemis comparatively leaner per mission.
SpaceX spent ~$10B on Starlink — more than the Webb Telescope!
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope cost $9.7B over 20 years. SpaceX privately matched that to build Starlink, which now serves 4+ million subscribers at $120/month, generating billions in annual revenue.
Each ISS resupply mission can cost NASA over $130M!
NASA's 2008 Commercial Resupply contract paid SpaceX $1.6B for 12 missions (~$133M each), ending sole reliance on Russian Progress vehicles — which had no open-market price tag for comparison.
The ISS's Harmony docking module was built in Turin, Italy!
Node 2, dubbed 'Harmony' via a student naming contest, was built by Thales Alenia Space for ESA in Italy — traded to NASA for ISS crew time rights. It launched on Space Shuttle Discovery in October 2007.
Topic poll · all networksHow many rockets did SpaceX launch in all of 2023?
- 48
- 61
- 96
- 134
Guess, then reveal the answer
96
SpaceX cut rocket launch costs by ~90% with Falcon 9 reusability!
Before reusable rockets, a single launch cost $150M+. SpaceX's Falcon 9 lists at ~$67M per flight, and some boosters have flown 20+ times — saving the industry billions in hardware.
The ISS Change of Command mirrors naval military tradition!
NASA modeled the ISS handover ceremony on U.S. Navy protocol, where command authority is never left vacant. The outgoing commander transfers a symbolic key, ensuring 24/7 accountability — just as a ship's captain does at sea.
NASA awarded $6.3B in lunar lander contracts to SpaceX & Blue Origin!
SpaceX won $2.89B in 2021 for its Starship lander; Blue Origin won $3.4B in 2023 for its Blue Moon lander — both competing to land Artemis astronauts on the Moon.
Topic poll · all networksHow many full orbits is Starship's first orbital test targeting?
- 1 orbit
- 3 orbits
- 6 orbits
- 12 orbits
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6 orbits
Topic poll · all networksStarship has exploded on tests. Should NASA bet the Moon on it?
Topic poll · all networksThe 1967 Outer Space Treaty bars nations from doing what on the Moon?
- Claiming it as territory
- Mining its surface
- Building a permanent base
- Orbiting it militarily
Guess, then reveal the answer
Claiming it as territory
Topic poll · all networksWhy was NASA's Constellation moon program scrapped in 2010?
- Budget overruns & delays
- Shift in scientific goals
- End of Cold War competition
- Shuttle fleet prioritized
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Budget overruns & delays
Topic poll · all networksHow much does a single NASA spacewalk suit (EMU) cost?
- ~$12 million
- ~$50 million
- ~$150 million
- ~$500 million
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~$150 million
Topic poll · all networksWho deserves most credit for getting us back to the Moon?
Topic poll · all networksShould NASA keep certifying Boeing Starliner despite its troubled history?
Topic poll · all networksHow much thrust does Falcon 9 generate at liftoff?
- 850,000 lbs
- 1.7 million lbs
- 3.1 million lbs
- 5.4 million lbs
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1.7 million lbs
Topic poll · all networksHow fast does the ISS travel as Progress 96 docks with it?
- 4,500 mph
- 17,500 mph
- 28,000 mph
- 72,000 mph
Guess, then reveal the answer
17,500 mph
Topic poll · all networksHow many Atlas V rockets remain available for future Starliner missions?
- 4
- 6
- 8
- 12
Guess, then reveal the answer
6
SpaceX's NASA CRS-2 cargo contract is worth ~$700M for 6 missions!
Awarded in Jan 2016, NASA's CRS-2 deal with SpaceX covers Dragon resupply flights to the ISS — including CRS-35. NASA also holds a parallel CRS-2 contract with Northrop Grumman, making commercial resupply a multi-billion dollar industry.
Topic poll · all networksWhich spacecraft should be NASA's primary crew transport?
Topic poll · all networksHow many days did SpaceX Crew-1 spend aboard the ISS?
- 100 days
- 135 days
- 167 days
- 200 days
Guess, then reveal the answer
167 days
JFK Jr.'s 1999 crash search near Nantucket cost ~$300K
The 5-day search for Kennedy's downed Piper Saratoga off Martha's Vineyard used Navy ships & divers totaling ~$300K. Coast Guard SAR flights in these same waters today run $6,000+ per flight hour.
The global organoid market is projected to hit $1.7B by 2030!
Organoids — miniature organs grown from stem cells — are driving a biotech boom. Sending them to the ISS to study disease and aging merges space medicine with one of biotech's fastest-growing sectors.
NASA's SLS costs ~$2.2B per launch vs. Starship's ~$10M goal
NASA's Inspector General pegged SLS at $2.2 billion per flight. SpaceX designed Starship to eventually cost under $10 million per launch — a 200x cost reduction that's the core economic case for fully reusable rockets.
The 1967 Outer Space Treaty governs every ISS mission today!
Signed by 114 nations, the treaty bars any country from claiming sovereignty in space and holds each nation responsible for its citizens' activities — the legal backbone enabling NASA-Roscosmos crew exchanges.
Crew-13 launches from the same pad that sent Apollo 11 to the Moon!
Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center first launched humans moonward in 1969. SpaceX has leased LC-39A from NASA since 2014, transforming the Apollo-era pad into a hub for commercial crew missions.
The Coast Guard is the only U.S. military branch NOT under DoD.
Unlike the Army, Navy, Air Force & Marines, the Coast Guard falls under the Dept. of Homeland Security — a post-9/11 shift made in 2003. It still holds full military status and runs ~16,000 rescue cases per year.
Topic poll · all networksIs NASA's 20-year Moon-to-Mars roadmap realistic?
Topic poll · all networksHow many years after NASA's CCtCap contract did Crew-1 launch?
- 4 years
- 6 years
- 8 years
- 10 years
Guess, then reveal the answer
6 years
The ISS is the most expensive object ever built at ~$150B!
Over 15 nations contributed funding across 30+ years of construction and operation. For comparison, the Panama Canal cost ~$9B in today's dollars — the ISS cost over 16x more, yet orbits 250 miles above Earth.
Topic poll · all networksThe Artemis Accords aren't a treaty — what are they legally?
- Executive agreements
- Congressional resolutions
- UN mandates
- NATO protocols
Guess, then reveal the answer
Executive agreements
SpaceX's NASA crew contract is worth $2.6B — half Boeing's $4.2B!
NASA awarded Boeing $4.2 billion and SpaceX $2.6 billion under the Commercial Crew Program. SpaceX has now flown 13 crewed ISS missions; Boeing's Starliner has yet to complete a certified operational flight.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will Starship's hot-stage separation prove most important for?
Liquid oxygen powered the very first liquid-fuel rocket in 1926!
Robert Goddard's March 16, 1926 launch in Auburn, MA used liquid oxygen and gasoline. Nearly 100 years later, SpaceX still relies on LOX — now 'densified' to squeeze more propellant into the same tank.
Topic poll · all networksHow long will Crew-13 astronauts live aboard the ISS?
- 6 weeks
- 3 months
- 6 months
- 1 year
Guess, then reveal the answer
6 months
Topic poll · all networksWhat shapes SpaceX's military launch future most?
Topic poll · all networksWhich ISS contribution has helped Earth the most?
SpaceX cut NASA's crew seat cost from ~$90M to ~$55M!
NASA once paid Russia up to $90 million per astronaut seat on Soyuz rockets. SpaceX's $2.6B Commercial Crew contract brought that down to roughly $55M per seat — saving hundreds of millions across its 6 contracted ISS missions.
A Crew Dragon ISS seat costs ~$55M vs. ~$90M on Russia's Soyuz!
After the Space Shuttle retired in 2011, NASA paid Russia up to $90M per astronaut seat. SpaceX's Crew Dragon, under a $2.6B NASA contract, brought that cost down significantly.
NASA's 2024 budget was $24.9 billion — its highest ever.
Sen. Ted Cruz, as chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, has been a key vote on NASA appropriations. NASA estimates its activities generate over $75.6 billion in economic output and support 339,600 U.S. jobs annually.
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Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch holds a women's spaceflight record!
Koch spent 328 days aboard the ISS in 2019–20 — the longest single spaceflight by a woman in history. She'll now become the first woman ever to travel to the Moon on Artemis II.
Topic poll · all networksShould SpaceX stick with ocean splashdowns for crew returns?
Artemis II hasn't launched yet — a rare pre-mission medal honor.
The Congressional Space Medal of Honor has historically recognized completed missions — like Apollo 13's survival or shuttle crews. Awarding it before Artemis II flies marks a notable departure from past practice.
Topic poll · all networksHow many weather rules must ALL pass for a Florida rocket launch?
- 4 rules
- 9 rules
- 14 rules
- 21 rules
Guess, then reveal the answer
9 rules
UC San Diego's Muotri sent the 1st brain organoids to the ISS in 2019!
Alysson Muotri, a Brazilian neuroscientist, launched mini-brains aboard a SpaceX rocket to study how microgravity affects neural activity — pioneering a new field of space neuroscience.
NASA's Starship moon landing contract totals $4.2 billion!
NASA picked SpaceX over Blue Origin in 2021 for its Artemis Human Landing System. The deal was later expanded to cover a 2nd crewed lunar landing, bringing the total to $4.2 billion — a fraction of SLS costs.
The ISS Cupola is the largest window ever launched into space!
Installed in Feb. 2010, the Cupola has 7 windows — its central pane spans 31.5 inches. Astronauts use it for Earth observation; Crew-13 plans to extend that approach, studying the Moon remotely from orbit.
Topic poll · all networksWill SpaceX remain NASA's only ISS crew taxi for the next decade?
Topic poll · all networksWhat's the biggest win of SpaceX flying NASA astronauts?
Topic poll · all networksShould Artemis II crew get the Medal of Honor before they fly?
SpaceX's Starship Moon lander contract started at just $2.89B!
NASA awarded SpaceX the Artemis lunar lander contract in April 2021, beating out Blue Origin. A 2023 modification added a second crewed landing option, pushing the total contract value to roughly $4.2 billion.
SpaceX seats cost NASA ~$55M each — Soyuz seats ran ~$90M!
NASA paid Russia up to $90M per astronaut seat on Soyuz before SpaceX's Crew Dragon. The $2.6B Commercial Crew contract with SpaceX saved NASA hundreds of millions and returned human launches to U.S. soil.
A Falcon 9 launch costs ~$67M — Atlas V launches ran $400M+!
Before SpaceX, the U.S. relied on United Launch Alliance's Atlas V for military payloads like USSF missions, at up to $400M+ per launch. Falcon 9's reusable booster cut costs by over 80%, reshaping the entire launch industry.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will decide if Starliner earns NASA certification?
Topic poll · all networksNASA's commercial crew program supports how many U.S. jobs?
- Around 10,000
- Around 40,000
- Over 100,000
- Over 500,000
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Over 100,000
Crew-13 Commander Anne McClain is a decorated Army test pilot!
McClain logged 204 days in space on her 2018-19 ISS mission & holds three master's degrees. Read her full bio at NASA.gov
Topic poll · all networksCell 'reprogramming' for mini organs earned a Nobel in what year?
- 2006
- 2009
- 2012
- 2016
Guess, then reveal the answer
2012
Topic poll · all networksWhat will be Crew-13's biggest impact at the ISS?
The FAA, not NASA, licenses SpaceX Falcon 9 crew launches!
The FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation must approve every SpaceX launch. NASA contracts the mission, but federal regulators hold legal authority to ground the rocket — even minutes before liftoff.
Topic poll · all networksSpaceX has launched NASA crews since 2020. What's the biggest win?
Cape Canaveral has hosted 1,000+ rocket launches since 1950!
America's oldest active launch site, Cape Canaveral's first rocket — a Bumper V-2 — lifted off July 24, 1950. It has since supported Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Space Shuttle, and now hundreds of SpaceX Falcon 9 missions.
SpaceX launched 134 rockets in 2024 — one every ~2.7 days!
In the Space Shuttle era, NASA averaged just 4-5 launches per year. SpaceX's pace has made multi-mission single days routine, explaining why Crew-13 shares Thursday with two other flights.
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Topic poll · all networksWhich space capsule return had the tensest blackout moment?
Columbia report blamed NASA culture as much as foam debris.
The 2003 Columbia Accident Investigation Board found NASA's 'broken safety culture' enabled the tragedy. Its reforms shaped the strict oversight and safety rules SpaceX and commercial crew partners must meet today.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will matter most from Crew-13's 6-month mission?
Topic poll · all networksWho should fund Space Adaptation Syndrome research?
The U.S. govt is liable for SpaceX in space under a 1967 treaty!
The Outer Space Treaty — signed by 114 nations — holds governments responsible for ALL national space activities, including private companies. NASA must formally authorize and supervise every SpaceX crewed mission as a result.
SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsules are designed to fly up to 5 times!
NASA's Space Shuttle was reusable too, but needed ~11 months of refurbishment between flights. Dragon's faster turnaround — measured in weeks — is a core reason Commercial Crew slashed per-seat launch costs.
Topic poll · all networksWhich space health risk should organoid research tackle first?
Artemis II includes the first Black astronaut to live on the ISS!
Victor Glover made history on the ISS in 2020-21. Crewmate Christina Koch holds the record for longest spaceflight by a woman (328 days). Meet the crew at NASA.gov
Topic poll · all networksWhat will most determine who leads the next Moon race?
Roman Telescope costs $3.9B but images 100x Hubble's sky area!
Hubble launched in 1990 for ~$1.5B and transformed astronomy. At $3.93B, Roman can survey the same sky area in days that took Hubble years — delivering more sky per dollar than any prior NASA telescope.
Topic poll · all networksSpaceX's fast ISS trip takes ~8 hrs. How many orbits does that need?
- 4 orbits
- 12 orbits
- 22 orbits
- 34 orbits
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4 orbits
Astronauts on EVAs use up to 85 feet of safety tether!
During ISS spacewalks, astronauts clip tethers to rails at every move — a protocol called 'one hand for NASA.' Losing grip in open space means drifting at ~17,500 mph with no way back without a jetpack.
The Artemis SLS rocket costs ~$2.5 billion per launch!
NASA's Space Launch System — the rocket built to carry the Artemis II crew — costs over 4x more per flight than a SpaceX Falcon Heavy. The broader Artemis program has drawn repeated GAO warnings for cost overruns since 2012.
Don Pettit, 70, is the oldest NASA astronaut to fly in space!
A chemical engineer from Oregon, Pettit completed his 4th spaceflight on Soyuz MS-26 in 2025. He's also famous for improvising zero-gravity science demos using everyday items aboard the ISS.
Topic poll · all networksHow many powered bolts complete 'hard capture' at an ISS docking port?
- 4
- 8
- 12
- 16
Guess, then reveal the answer
12
Topic poll · all networksHow many of Rob Reiner's first films were all critical hits in a row?
- 4
- 6
- 8
- 10
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8
Topic poll · all networksWhat's the biggest payoff of NASA partnering with SpaceX for crew missions?
SpaceX has flown more NASA crews than any US rocket since the Shuttle!
Crew Dragon ended a 9-year gap in US crewed launches after the Shuttle retired in 2011, making SpaceX NASA's primary astronaut taxi. Learn more at Wikipedia
A 2019 ISS astronaut was accused of the 1st crime in space!
NASA astronaut Anne McClain was accused of improperly accessing her estranged spouse's bank account from the ISS. No charges were filed, but it sparked new debate about legal jurisdiction in orbit.
Topic poll · all networksWho was the first Canadian to travel to space?
- Marc Garneau
- Roberta Bondar
- Chris Hadfield
- Steve MacLean
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Marc Garneau
'Soft capture' is Phase 1 — Dragon still needs 'hard capture'!
After soft capture, 12 motorized hooks retract to pull Dragon flush against the ISS port for hard capture, forming an airtight seal. Only then can crews open the hatch — the full sequence takes roughly 10 minutes.
Topic poll · all networksWhat year did the first U.S. commercial nuclear plant open?
- 1954
- 1958
- 1962
- 1967
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1958
Topic poll · all networksSpaceX has resupplied ISS since 2012. What's NASA's best cargo bet going forward?
The Pacific Ocean is larger than all Earth's landmasses combined!
At ~165 million sq km, the Pacific covers more area than every continent combined. As Starship's orbital path crosses it on today's test flight, it's traversing Earth's single largest geographic feature.
Starship targets $10M/launch — Saturn V cost ~$1.16B in today's dollars.
NASA's Saturn V ran ~$185M per launch in 1960s money — about $1.16B today. SpaceX's Starship aims to cut that by over 99% through full reusability of both the booster and upper stage.
The Dodgers sold for $2.15 billion in 2012 — a sports record!
When Guggenheim Baseball Management bought the LA Dodgers in 2012, it shattered the previous MLB record. The team, where Jake Reiner just threw a ceremonial first pitch, is now valued at over $5.4 billion.
Topic poll · all networksWhat will Crew 12 find hardest about returning to Earth?
Artemis I traveled 1.3M miles in 25 days — with no crew aboard!
The 2022 uncrewed Artemis I tested NASA's SLS rocket & Orion capsule before risking lives. Artemis II will orbit the Moon with crew; Artemis III aims to land — currently targeted no earlier than 2027.
Topic poll · all networksHow many times does the ISS orbit Earth in a single day?
- 8 times
- 16 times
- 24 times
- 32 times
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16 times
Topic poll · all networksShould the military keep using SpaceX for classified satellite launches?
Topic poll · all networksWhich law directed NASA to use commercial crew transport?
- Space Act of 2010
- Commercial Space Act 1984
- NASA Authorization 2005
- FAA Modernization Act 2012
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Space Act of 2010
Polaris Dawn cost ~$200M — funded privately, not by taxpayers!
Billionaire Jared Isaacman self-funded the 2024 Polaris Dawn mission, which ran vision research now informing ISS crews like Crew-13. Privately funded missions doing NASA-adjacent science mark a new model for space research.
Apollo astronauts lost all comms for ~3 mins during reentry!
Reentry plasma caused a complete radio blackout on Apollo missions. SpaceX Dragon uses relay satellites to maintain near-continuous contact with crew — a major communications leap over 1960s-era capsules.
NASA paid Russia ~$90M per Soyuz seat before SpaceX took over!
SpaceX won a $2.6B NASA Commercial Crew contract in 2014 covering up to 6 missions. Crew-1 was its first operational flight — potentially saving NASA hundreds of millions vs. buying Russian Soyuz seats.
Topic poll · all networksWho should hold the CAPCOM role on long ISS missions?
Artemis III targets the Moon's south pole — never visited by Apollo!
All 6 Apollo landings were near the lunar equator. The south pole's permanently shadowed craters hold water ice — critical for fuel and life support on future long-duration missions.
SpaceX sells rideshare slots from ~$5,950 per kg to reach orbit.
Before reusable rockets, launch costs ran ~$54,500/kg in the Space Shuttle era. SpaceX's Bandwagon missions let small satellite operators share a Falcon 9, slashing the price of getting to space.
Boeing got $4.2B for Starliner — $1.6B more than SpaceX's deal!
NASA's 2014 Commercial Crew awards gave Boeing $4.2B and SpaceX $2.6B. Boeing has since absorbed over $1.5B in cost overruns beyond its fixed-price contract, with Starliner still not certified for routine crew missions.
Topic poll · all networksHow many nations have ratified the 1967 Outer Space Treaty?
- 67
- 84
- 114
- 137
Guess, then reveal the answer
114
Topic poll · all networksCan NASA run Artemis & Mars missions at the same time?
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch lists at ~$67M — down from $150M+ era
Before reusable boosters, comparable launches cost over $150M. SpaceX's booster recovery program slashed per-launch costs, pressuring rivals like ULA to cut prices and restructure to compete.
Topic poll · all networksAs the ISS nears retirement, what should NASA fund first?
Apollo cost ~$260B in today's dollars — more than the ISS!
NASA's Apollo program ran 1961–1972, totaling $25.4B then. Adjusted for inflation, that exceeds $260B — more than the International Space Station's estimated $150B total cost over 30 years.
The ISS is set to retire in 2030 — splashing into the ocean.
NASA plans to deorbit the ISS by 2030, crashing it into the Pacific's 'spacecraft graveyard.' SpaceX is contracted to build the deorbit vehicle, while Axiom Space & Starlab race to build commercial replacements.
Crew-12 Commander Anne McClain flew combat missions in Iraq!
Before NASA, McClain logged 2,000+ flight hours as a U.S. Army helicopter pilot and flew 216 combat missions during Operation Iraqi Freedom — making her one of NASA's most battle-tested commanders.
Topic poll · all networksWill NASA actually land astronauts on the moon by 2028?
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