>> STATION, THIS IS HOUSTON.
ARE YOU READY FOR THE EVENT.
>> HOUSTON.
WE ARE READY ANOTHER EVENT.
>> HOUSTON, ACR, THIS IS MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON.
PLEASE CALL STATION FOR VOICE
CHECK.
>> HOUSTON.
THIS IS HOUSTON ACR.
HOW DO YOU HEAR ME?
>> WE HEAR YOU LOUD AND CLEAR.
HOW DO YOU HEAR US?
>> LOUD AND CLEAR.
>> HELLO FROM PLANET EARTH.
I AM FROM NOGGIN LEARNING
SERVICE TO HELP KIDS.
IN A MOMENT YOU WILL HEAR FROM
AMAZING GROUP OF SCIENTISTS,
EXPLORERS AND THEY HAVE SOME
TOUGH QUESTIONS THEY WOULD LIKE
TO ADD.
TAKE IT AWAY, KIDS.
>> HI.
I AM FROM CALIFORNIA.
I HAVE A QUESTION WHAT
ASTRONAUTS GO TO SPACE?
>> THAT IS A GOOD QUESTION.
WHY DO ASTRONAUTS GO TO SPACE?
WELL, ONE THING, WE WOULDN'T BE
ASTRONAUTS IF WE DIDN'T GO TO
SPACE.
BUT WE GO TO SPACE BECAUSE WE
WANT TO UNDERSTAND THE UNIVERSE
AND WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO
UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS LIKE TO
LIVE IN OTHER PLACES MAYBE OFF
OUR PLANET SOME DAY SO THAT IS
WHY WE'RE SPENDING A LOT OF TOOL
ON THE SPACE STATION.
>> HI.
I AM FROM CALIFORNIA.
MY QUESTION IS: HOW DO
ASTRONAUTS IN DIFFERENT
COUNTRIES WORK TOGETHER?
>> HI, CHARLIE.
THANK YOU, VERY GOOD QUESTION.
WE WERE IN THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION, MEANING A LOT OF
DIFFERENT COUNTRIES WORKING
TOGETHER FOR A GREAT SCIENCE AND
IN FACT, NOW, AMERICAN,
JAPANESE, RUSSIAN, WE'RE LIVING
TOGETHER, WORKING TOGETHER,
SHARING EXPERIENCE AND CULTURE
SO WE ARE HAVING A GREAT TIME
HERE.
>> HELLO.
I AM FROM WASHINGTON, D.C.
MY QUESTION IS:
>> YOU KNOW, CARTER, IT IS
INCREDIBLY FAST TO GET TO OUTER
SPACE.
WHEN ARE ON ROCKET.
THE ENGINES LIGHT.
IT ONLY TAKES EIGHT AND A HALF
MINUTES TO GET INTO SPACE.
BUT ONCE WE ARE IN SPACE, IT CAN
TAKE A DAY OR MORE TO CATCH UP
TO THE SPACE STATION WHERE WE
ARE.
SO REALLY QUICK TO GET INTO
SPACE.
A LITTLE BIT LONGER TO GET WHERE
WE ARE GOING.
>> HI.
HI.
CAN YOU ARM WRESTLE IN SPACE?
>> THAT IS A GREAT QUESTION.
I AM READY TO FIGHT TODAY WITH
SHANNON.
SO I WILL GIVE YOU ARM WRESTLING
IN SPACE.
HERE WE GO.
>> HERE WE GO.
>> READY.
READY.
>> I THINK I WON THAT ONE.
>> HI.
MY NAME IS ARNOLD.
I LIVE IN NEW JERSEY.
MY QUESTION IS HOW DO WE WALK IN
SPACE?
>> IT IS REALLY INTERESTING.
WE DON'T ACTUALLY WALK IN SPACE
WHEN WE ARE HERE.
WE'RE FLOATING ALL THE TIME.
USUALLY WE USE OUR ARMS TO MOVE
ABOUT.
WE'LL TUCK OUR FEET UNDER THE
HANDRAILS.
>> HI.
I AM FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
MY QUESTION IS: HOW FAST CAN
YOU RUN IN SPACE?
>> THANK FOR THE GREAT QUESTION.
IN FACT IN SPACE, WE WILL NOT
ACTUALLY RUN.
WE CAN RUN, BUT WE CAN'T GO
ANYWHERE.
WE ONLY USE THE HAND TO GO
SLOWLY, BUT WE ARE TRAVELING
ABOUT 17,000, 17,000MILES PER
HOUR.
SO IF I SLOWLY WALK IN SPACE AND
17,000MILES.
THAT IS VERY FAST.
>> HI.
I AM WELL MY FAMILY.
MY QUESTION IS: HOW DO YOU STAY
CONNECTED TO YOUR FRIENDS AND
FAMILY WHEN YOU ARE IN SPACE?
>> THAT IS A GREAT QUESTION.
IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO STAY
CONNECTED TO YOUR FAMILY AND
FRIENDS.
HERE ON THE SPACE STATION.
WE'RE LIKELY BECAUSE WE HAVE
E-MAIL AND WILL HAVE THE
TELEPHONE.
SO WE CAN CALL DOWN TO OUR
FAMILY AND FRIENDS PRETTY MUCH
ANY TIME WE WAN, THEN WE GET
E-MAIL.
ALSO, OCCASIONALLY, WE CAN HAVE
VIDEOCONFERENCES SO WE CAN SEE
OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY THAT IS
REALLY NICE TO DO.
>> HI.
MY QUESTION IS, IF YOU GET A
BOO-BOO, HOW DO YOU SEE THE
DOCTOR OR DENTIST?
>> HI, HARRY, THANKS ANOTHER
QUESTION.
IF I GET SOMETHING WRONG WITH
OUR BODY, OF COURSE, OUR
DOCTORS, WE CAN TALK TO THEM TO
THE SATELLITE CONNECTION, BUT
EACH ONE OF US ARE TRAINED AS A
MEDICAL OFFICER SO WE CAN TWEET
BY OURSELVES.
WE CAN TRAIN TO BE A DOCTOR IN
SPACE.
>> HI.
HERE IS SOMETHING IN SPACE.
>> YOU BET.
NOW LET'S SEE.
I THINK YOU CAN HOLD ME UP BY
ONE FINGER.
I WILL LAY DOWN HERE.
>> CAN'T DOP THAT.
>> HI.
MY QUESTION IS: WHAT DOO YOU DO
IN OUTER SPACE?
>> YEAH.
THANKS FOR THAT QUESTION.
STARS LOOK FROM THE GROUND
EXCEPT WE SEE VERY, VERY, VERY
CLEAR BECAUSE THERE IS NO AIR,
SO WE SEE THE STARS AND AT
NIGHT, WE CAN ENJOY THE SKIES
WITH THE STARS.
THAT IS VERY, VERY, VERY
BEAUTIFUL.
>> HI.
I AM IN VERMONT.
MY FIRST QUESTION IS FOR THE
ASTRONAUTS WHAT DOES THE SUN
LOOK LIKE FROM SPACE AND HOW HOT
IS IT.
>> THE SUN LOOKS VERY BRIGHT AND
BIG FROM SPACE.
SO WE ALWAYS WEAR SUNGLASS WHENS
WE LOOK AT THE SUN BECAUSE WE
DON'T WANT TO DAMAGE THE ICE
LIKE YOU SHOULD DO ON THE
GROUND.
HOW HOT IS?
IT IS VERY, VERY, VERY HOT.
IN SPACE YOU WILL GET A SUNBURN
VERY QUICKLY IF YOU SPENT TIME
IN THE SUN.
>> HI.
HI.
>> HI.
FIRST OF ALL, THANKS FOR YOU
BEING ASTRONAUT.
WE'RE WAITING FOR YOU.
BY THE WAY, IN THE FIRE, IN THE
SPACE STATION, THAT IS A VERY,
VERY BAD THING, SO WE ALWAYS BE
VERY, VERY, CAREFUL NOT TO PUT
ANYTHING SON FIRE, BUT IN CASE
SOMETHING WRONG, WE ARE BOTH
TRAINED TO BE A FIREFIGHTER IN
SPACE, MEANING WE CAN STOP FIRE.
WE HAVE OUR OWN FIRE
EXTINGUISHER.
WE'RE HAVE OUR OWN GAS MASS SOCK
WE ARE READY TO FIGHT AGAINST
THE FIRE.
>> HI.
MY NAME IS LANDON.
I AM FROM INDIANA.
MY QUESTION IS HOW DOES IT--
HOW DARK IS SPACE THAT.
>> LANDON, THAT IS A VERY GOOD
QUESTION.
YOU KNOW, SPACE IS REALLY DARK,
EXCEPT WHEN YOU WERE IN THE SUN,
THEN IT IS REALLY LIGHT.
SO IT KINDS OF LIKE NIGHT AND
DAY ON THE EARTH WHERE THE DAY
IS BRIGHT, AND NIGHT CAN BE DARK
EXCEPT I THINK IT IS A LOT
DARKER IN THE NIGHT IN SPACE.
ALTHOUGH, WE DO SEE LOTS OF
STARS, SO THAT HELPS.
>> HI.
MY NAME IS ANGELA.
I AM EIGHT YEARS OLD.
I AM FROM NEW YORK CITY.
MY QUESTION IS CAN YOU SEE FROM
THE SPACESHIP?
>> HI, ANGELA.
THANK FOR THE QUICK QUESTION.
ACTUALLY, THE RIGHT TIME TO
ANSWER THIS QUESTION BECAUSE WE
CAN SEE JUPITER AND SATURN VERY
CLOSE BY AND IT IS ACTUALLY
REALLY BRIGHT AND, WE ENJOY
WATCHING THE PLANET, SAME AS WE
ENJOY WALKING STARS AND EARTH.
>> AND THE MOON.
>> HI.
I AM FROM NEW YORK.
MY QUESTION IS IN SPACE BACK
HERE ON EARTH.
>> WELL, WE DO SO MANY
EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, IT IS
REALLY HARD TO CHOOSE WHICH THE
COOLEST ONE IS.
THE ONCE I LIKE ARE THE ONCE THE
HUMAN BODY AND WE DO, WE GOT ONE
GOING ON NOW THAT IS LOOKING AT
NUTRITION AND HOW NUTRITION
MIGHT HELP US IN SPACE.
WE ALL KNOW, IT IS REALLY
IMPORTANT TOLL EAT YOUR
VEGETABLES ON THE GROUND, AND
SON THEY ARE LOOKING AT HOW, WE
REALLY GOOD FOOD IN SPACE, HOW
HEALTH THINK WE CAN BE.
HOW HEALTHY WE CAN.
>> YEAH.
CAN GIVE YOU ONE EX EEL PELL.
I HAVE BEEN WORKING WITH THE
BRISTOL EXPERIMENTS A LONG TIME
HERE IN SPACE.
THE CRYSTAL MAKE A VERY CLEAR
CRYSTALS HERE.
THAT WILL HELP UNDERSTAND HOW TO
CURE THE DISEASE ON EARTH.
>> MY QUESTION IS: CAN YOU GO
DOWN?
>> CAN WE PUT DOWN?
>> YES, BEN.
CAN WE FLIP UPSIDE DOWN?
YOU BET.
ALL THE WAY BACK OVER AGAIN.
>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
YES.
WE'RE USING A LOT, USUALLY, WE
USE AND EVENTUALLY GO TO THE
DIFFERENT PLANETS.
DEFINITELY WE WILL BE ABLE IT IS
DANGEROUS OUTSIDE OF ROCKETS.
SO YOU WILL SEE.
>> YOU WILL ROBOTS TO BUILD
ROBOTS WHICH WILL BE REALLY
NEAT.
>> HI.
I AM FROM KENTUCKY.
>> YOU KNOW, SOMETIMES IT IS
REALLY HOT IF YOU WERE THE SUN.
IT IS REALLY HOT.
IF YOU WERE IN THE SHADE, WHERE
IT I DARK.
IT IS REALLY COLD.
SO YOU GOT THESE HUGE EXTREMES
IN SPACE.
HOTTER THAN YOU CAN STAND.
SO-CALLED YOU WOULD FREEZE.
SO COLD YOU WOULD FREEZE.
>> HI.
AM FROM CONNECTICUT.
MY QUESTION IS: WHAT DOES SPACE
JUNK LOOK LIKE FROM THE WINDOW
IN SPACE?
>> HI, SOPHIA.
THAT IS VERY GOOD QUESTION THAT
WE ALWAYS.
ACTUALLY, NASA IS OBSERVING FROM
THE GROUND TO MAKE SURE OUR
SPACE STATION DOES NOT HIT THE
SPACE JUNK AND PERSONALLY, I
HAVE NEVER SEEN THE SPACE JUNK
OUT OF THE WINDOW BECAUSE
WHENEVER THE BIG JUNK COMES TO
THE SPACE STATION, NASA WILL
CHANGE THE POSITION OF THE SPACE
STATION THAT WE WILL NOT HIT
EACH OTHER.
>> HI.
I AM FROM NEW YORK.
MY QUESTION IS: HOW DO YOU EVER
SEIZE METEOR SHOWER FROM SPACE?
WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE FROM UP
THERE?
>> YES.
WE DO SEE SHOOTING STARS AND
METEOR SHOWERS, END THAT
INTERESTING THING ABOUT WATCHING
METEOR SHOWERS FROM THE SPACE
STATION IS YOU ACTUALLY HAVE TO
LOOK DOWN TO THE GROUND TO SEE
IT BECAUSE WE'RE ABOVE THE
ATMOSPHERE AND THOSE METEORS ARE
BURNING THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE
WHICH IS BELOW IT.
WE LOOK DOWN ON EARTH TO SEE THE
METEOR.
>> HI, HELLO.
I LIVE IN TEXAS.
>> HOWDY, TEXT DECKS.
WE ARE FROM TEXAS AS WELL.
HEY, BACK TO YOUR QUESTION,
YEAH, THE MOON, I THINK, THAT IS
OUR NEXT DESTINATION, AFTER THIS
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
MOON HAS A LOT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES WE NEED AND ALSO THE
GOOD PLACE TO OBSERVE THE OUTER
SPACE.
AND NASA, WE SEE ON THE NEXT
GENERATION ASTRONAUT TEAM TO
HELP DEVELOP THE PREPARATION FOR
THE MOON PROGRAM SO PLEASE WATCH
OUT FOR THE PROGRAM AND WATCH
OUT WE'LL BE GOING TO THE MOON
VERY SOON.
>> WOW.
WOW.
>> THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TRULY
WONDERFUL ANSWERS.
FROM ALL OF US HERE AT NOGGIN,
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR AMAZING
SERVICE AND ALL OF THE YOUNG
ASPIRING ASTRONAUTS, JOIN INS
AND BIG DREAMS SHOOT FOR THE
STARS.
BECAUSE YOU CAN REACH THEM.
THANK YOU.
GOOD-BYE.
>> STATION, THIS IS HOUSTON ACR.
THAT CONCLUDES THE EVENT.
THANK.
THANKS TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTS.
STATION WE ARE NOW RESUMING
OPERATIONAL AUDIO
COMMUNICATIONS.
AND WHEN YOU HAVE A MOMENT, I
HAVE SOME STOWAGE TRAFFIC FOR
YOU.