Dear Areg,
I just saw that Matyi was preparing a nice and difficult cross- puzzle for you! It seems quiet difficult even for me! But I am sure Mom&Dad can help you to solve it!
I just found an interesting article about how astronauts sleep in the space, have you ever thought about that?
How do astronauts sleep in space?
Usually after a long day of work, an astronaut will settle in for a much needed eight hours of sleep. Sleeping in a space shuttle or on the space station is a lot different than sleeping down on Earth.
How do you sleep? You probably have a bedroom with a bed. Astronauts often have only very tiny rooms to sleep in, and there isn’t enough room for a bed. They often sleep in small compartments or in sleeping bags!
The biggest difference between sleeping on Earth and sleeping in space is gravity. In space, there is no gravity to pull people down. Without gravity, there actually isn’t really any up or down at all! Sometimes astronauts sleep standing up! Also, so that they don’t float away and bump into things while they sleep, astronauts will often strap their sleeping bags to the walls!
Standing and Sleeping
Astronauts can stand up and sleep at the same time, but that would be tricky for us. What would happen if we fell asleep standing up? Don’t try to do it though. You might bump into something and hurt yourself.
Imagine that your bedroom was in outer space. How would arrange the furniture? Would you put your bed on a wall or on the ceiling? What changes would you have to make so that you wouldn’t float out of bed at night while you slept?
Hugs, Fanni
I just saw that Matyi was preparing a nice and difficult cross- puzzle for you! It seems quiet difficult even for me! But I am sure Mom&Dad can help you to solve it!
I just found an interesting article about how astronauts sleep in the space, have you ever thought about that?
How do astronauts sleep in space?
Usually after a long day of work, an astronaut will settle in for a much needed eight hours of sleep. Sleeping in a space shuttle or on the space station is a lot different than sleeping down on Earth.
How do you sleep? You probably have a bedroom with a bed. Astronauts often have only very tiny rooms to sleep in, and there isn’t enough room for a bed. They often sleep in small compartments or in sleeping bags!
The biggest difference between sleeping on Earth and sleeping in space is gravity. In space, there is no gravity to pull people down. Without gravity, there actually isn’t really any up or down at all! Sometimes astronauts sleep standing up! Also, so that they don’t float away and bump into things while they sleep, astronauts will often strap their sleeping bags to the walls!
Standing and Sleeping
Astronauts can stand up and sleep at the same time, but that would be tricky for us. What would happen if we fell asleep standing up? Don’t try to do it though. You might bump into something and hurt yourself.
Imagine that your bedroom was in outer space. How would arrange the furniture? Would you put your bed on a wall or on the ceiling? What changes would you have to make so that you wouldn’t float out of bed at night while you slept?
Hugs, Fanni
