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1 NASA

2 Vocab Words A—no, without Aero—air, oxygen Chloro—green Eco—house, habitat Gluco—sugar

3 What does NASA stand for?
NASA—National Aeronautics and Space Administration

4 Spacecraft Satellites are either natural or man-made objects that orbit another body in space. Space Probes are spacecraft that orbit or fly by bodies beyond the Earth and moon. The Space Shuttle is the manned spacecraft currently used by NASA.

5 What does it mean to have a manned spacecraft?

6 International Space Station

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