Tutorials for future Astronomers

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Astronaut Videos
How Do Astronauts Sleep in Space?Sleeping in Space
How do astronauts sleep in space? Find out with this interesting video presented by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield.
After a hard day's work astronauts need somewhere to sleep, only there isn't enough room for beds on the International Space Station so they need to get a little creative. It might sound like a difficult thing to do but those sleep pods look like a nice place to get some rest, especially in the comfort of zero gravity!

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