What is this Nat Geo video mainly about?

This video talks a lot about "reusable" rockets.

What does "reusable" mean in this context?

What does the prefix "re–" mean?

This video mentions the "microgravity" on Mars.

What does "microgravity" mean in this context?

What American spent a year in space?

What happens to astronauts that spend a long time in space?

Host, Andrew Fazekas, thinks that terraforming is a "fascinating" idea.

What do the two expert panelists think?

What does Ray Arvidson describe about problems with terraforming?

At the very beginning, the moderator says that Mars is within the "Habitable Zone."

What does the "Habitable Zone." mean?

After the shuttle takes off in the fifth minute of the movie, why do people cry?

Who does Jedidah Isler say should be sent to Mars?

Who is the presenter on this video?
(Be careful, spelling counts!)

What environment on Earth is most like living on Mars?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

Where are the largest volcanoes mentioned in this article?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

What is the main idea of this article?

When did the Mariner spaceshuttles explore Mars?

What happened to Mariner 3?

How long did it take Mariner 4 to reach Mars?

NASA writes that "Mariner 3 and 4 were identical spacecraft designed to carry out the first flybys of Mars"

What does "identical" mean in this context?

NASA writes "The pictures, played back from a small tape recorder over a long period, showed lunar–type impact craters…."

What does "period" mean in this context?

In the same sentence below, what is another word that means the same as "impact"?

"The pictures, played back from a small tape recorder over a long period, showed lunar–type impact craters…."?

The article says that "…continuing long–term studies of the solar wind environment and making coordinated measurements with Mariner 5…."

What does "coordinated measurements" mean in this context?

How many years ago did we first photograph Mars?

Is there anything you do not understand about this reading?

Which statement correctly compares the speed of the Earth and Mars orbiting the Sun?

NASA says that "Mars looms as the ultimate lonely planet destination."

What does "destination" mean in this context?

Which statement correctly compares the speed of the Earth and Mars orbiting the Sun in miles per hour?

NASA states "Channeled Scabland in Washington, where catastrophic floods swept through the land…"

What does "catastrophic" mean in this context?