Asked by severia
An astronaut is in a sleeping bag attached to a wall.
When astronauts sleep in space, they sleep in small cabins or in sleeping bags that are attached to the wall of the station.
Which condition requires them to attach their sleeping bags to the wall?
high temperatures
presence of sunlight
free fall
absence of molecular oxygen
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Free fall — i.e., microgravity/weightlessness.
In orbit the station and everything in it is falling together, so there’s no “down” to hold you in a bed; sleeping bags are strapped to the wall to keep astronauts from floating and bumping into equipment.
In orbit the station and everything in it is falling together, so there’s no “down” to hold you in a bed; sleeping bags are strapped to the wall to keep astronauts from floating and bumping into equipment.
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