Challenge your understanding of cosmonaut symbols and iconography in this hard-level crossword puzzle designed for educators. Includes technical and historical terms related to space mission representations.
Spacewalk and Cosmonaut Puzzle for Middle School is a medium crossword puzzle with 14 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Spacewalk and Cosmonaut Puzzle for Middle School
Challenge yourself with this medium-difficulty crossword about key cosmonaut concepts like spacewalks, orbits, and spacecraft, designed for grades 6 to 8.
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- 1. Vehicle that launches into space using powerful engines
- 3. Distance a spacecraft can travel without refueling
- 5. A person trained to travel in space
- 10. Multiple sections that make up a space station
- 11. Instrument to see distant objects in space (short for telescope)
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- 2. Path a spacecraft follows around a planet
- 4. Force that pulls objects toward a planet
- 6. Preparation cosmonauts undergo before space missions
- 7. Russian astronaut or space traveler
- 8. Activity of walking outside a spacecraft in space
- 9. Data sent from a spacecraft back to Earth
- 12. The process of sending a rocket into space
- 13. A section of a spacecraft or space station
- 14. Protective clothing worn by cosmonauts in space
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