Junior Astronaut Academy: What do astronauts do in space

Discover what astronauts really do during a typical day aboard the International Space Station!

In this fun-filled adventure, young space explorers will learn how astronauts wake up in zero gravity, brush their teeth with special toothpaste they can swallow, and eat breakfast from floating food packets. We'll explore the amazing world of space exercise, where astronauts use bungee cords to stay on treadmills and special machines to keep their muscles strong.

From conducting incredible science experiments with floating water bubbles to fixing equipment like space mechanics, this episode shows kids that astronauts wear many hats - they're scientists, engineers, and explorers all rolled into one! We'll also peek out the space station windows to see the breathtaking views of Earth that astronauts enjoy 16 times every day as they orbit our planet.

Perfect for curious minds aged 5-7, this episode makes space science accessible and exciting while answering the question every child asks: "What do astronauts actually DO up there?" Get ready to discover that living in space is both amazing and surprisingly similar to life on Earth - just with a lot more floating!