Space Short Answer
| # | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | A robot is a machine that can do tasks by following instructions. |
| 2 | A planet, moon, asteroid, or space station. |
| 3 | Because space can be dangerous for people. |
| 4 | A camera, sensor, or drill. |
| 5 | It helps the robot take pictures and see objects. |
| 6 | It drives around and explores the surface. |
| 7 | To move over rough ground and rocks. |
| 8 | It helps the robot detect things like light, heat, or distance. |
| 9 | Rocky ground, dust, sand, or ice. |
| 10 | A robot that lands on a planet or moon and studies it. |
| 11 | A rover moves around, but a lander usually stays in one place. |
| 12 | A computer program. |
| 13 | Because the robot must work correctly far from Earth. |
| 14 | It may not be able to move forward. |
| 15 | They can give it sensors or path-planning code. |
| 16 | The Moon has low gravity, dust, and no air. |
| 17 | It makes them weigh less and bounce or move differently. |
| 18 | To turn sunlight into electricity. |
| 19 | Its solar panels may not get enough energy. |
| 20 | By using radio signals or antennas. |
| 21 | It helps send and receive signals. |
| 22 | Collect rocks, take pictures, or measure weather. |
| 23 | To stay warm in very cold temperatures. |
| 24 | It can learn about the planet’s history and surface. |
| 25 | To make sure they work well and can handle difficult conditions. |
| 26 | It can explore and send back data safely. |
| 27 | People can send it commands by computer or radio. |
| 28 | Because signals take time to travel long distances. |
| 29 | It should have lights or sensors so it can see in the dark. |
| 30 | It needs strong wheels to move on rough ground and cameras or sensors to explore and stay safe. |