has anyone ever got married in space?

Anon

can u wach movies in space

Anon

what degree would i need to do to be an astrobiologist

joshd

whats it like being in a team of girls?

dannyfootball

How well did you do in school to get this job?

Anon

did you get a’s in every thing in university

Anon

are you friends with all your crew?

boo2004

Do you know the pireodic table off by heart ?

abbyedwards

what are your favourite hobbies ?

aliyahkhan

what do you do for fun beacuse you also have to beeee fit? ^_^

emiridesu

how long did it take to get where you are now

pandalover2

when will the sun explode? ^_^

emiridesu

what does astro mesn ? ^_^

emiridesu

What did you study at school

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What inspired you to become astronauts

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How do you survive in space?

From the broadcast of the lectures over the festive period to the end of January 2016, we will have a varied host of experts, including 2015 CHRISTMAS LECTURES presenter, Kevin Fong, online to answer questions and take part in live chats.

Dr Kevin Fong [Image: Paul Wilkinson]

Dr Kevin Fong [Image: Paul Wilkinson]

Kevin is a medical doctor with a special interest in space medicine and extreme environments. He holds degrees in Astrophysics and Medicine from UCL, a degree in Astronautics and Space Engineering from Cranfield University and has completed space medical training rotations at Johnson Space Center, Houston and Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral.

The 2015 CHRISTMAS LECTURES, How to survive in space, will be broadcast over the festive period, and each week thereafter until the end of January 2016, there will be a different group of active experts online to answer questions from school students and the public.

Take a look at the Royal Institution’s CHRISTMAS LECTURES site for more information.

About the CHRISTMAS LECTURES Zone

Begun by Michael Faraday in 1825, the CHRISTMAS LECTURES are now broadcast on UK television every December and have formed part of the British Christmas tradition for generations.

We’re working with the Royal Institution to extend the CHRISTMAS LECTURES discussion; giving school students and the public the opportunity to ask questions inspired by the lectures to experts online.