The Post Quiz - Boldly Going NASA
Created | Updated Nov 23, 2014
Space, the final frontier. What are the voyages?
The Post Quiz: Boldly Going NASA

In this quiz, h2g2 salutes NASA, which is only fair, since they're saluting h2g2 by dedicating Expedition 42 to a certain group of intrepid explorers. How much do you know about NASA missions? Here's your chance to shine like the stars.
Multiple choice.
- What did the first X-Plane do in 1947?
- Brought down aliens over Roswell.
- Broke the sound barrier.
- Defeated the Death Star.
- Flew over Moscow.
- Which of these programs came first?
- Mercury
- Gemini
- Apollo
- Skylab
- What are Spirit and Opportunity?
- Shuttles
- Wings of the ISS
- Apollo craft
- Mars rovers
- Which of these individuals was first in space?
- Felicette the cat
- Ham the chimp
- Yuri Gagarin the human
- Alan Shepard the human
- What veggies have been grown in space?
- Zucchini
- Broccoli
- Lettuce
- All of the above
- On what instrument was the first song played in space?
- Guitar
- Synthesizer
- Saxophone
- Harmonica
- What is the connection between rapper will.i.am's hit song 'Reach for the Stars' and NASA?
- It features backup singing by astronauts.
- It was written to raise money for the ISS.
- It was debuted on Mars.
- It's Chris Hadfield's favourite song.
- What was new about a Space Shuttle (STS)?
- It was manned.
- It could be steered.
- It always had large crews.
- It was reusable.
- What is the average speed of the ISS?
- 0, it's standing still.
- 7660 meters per second.
- 340.29 meters per second.
- 299,792,458 meters per second.
- Who do NASA work with on the SOFIA project?
- Bulgaria
- Germany
- The UK
- Russia
Think you got them all? Click on the picture to find out.
