What Do You Know About Aeronautics And Astronautics?

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What Do You Know About Aeronautics And Astronautics? - Quiz

First, aeronautics is a field of study which deals with the ins and outs of air navigation. Aeronautics includes the understanding, manufacturing and design of machines capable of air flight such as rockets and aircraft, and also the techniques of using them within the atmosphere. On the other hand, astronautics deals with navigation beyond Earth's atmosphere.

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1.

Which is the most-produced helicopter in history?
- A.
  
  Cessna 172 Skyhawk
- B.
  
  Voodoo
- C.
  
  Voodoo-6
- D.
  
  Mil Mi-8
2.

Which is not an example of aircrafts?
- A.
  
  Airplanes
- B.
  
  Helicopters
- C.
  
  Air balloons
- D.
  
  Airships
3.

Which is not a criterion by which aircrafts may be classified?
- A.
  
  Lift type
- B.
  
  Geolocation
- C.
  
  Aircraft propulsion
- D.
  
  Usage
4.

Which is the most-produced aircraft in history?
- A.
  
  Cessna 172 Skyhawk
- B.
  
  Mil Mi-8
- C.
  
  Skyhawk 337
- D.
  
  Mil-9
5.

How many times did the US Space Shuttle fly from 1981 to 2011?
- A.
  
  135
- B.
  
  130
- C.
  
  125
- D.
  
  120
6.

What do you call the physical air space directly above a location on the ground?
- A.
  
  Aerospace
- B.
  
  Atmosphere
- C.
  
  Airspace
- D.
  
  Stratosphere
7.

Which of these is not an interstellar spacecraft?
- A.
  
  Pioneer 10
- B.
  
  Pioneer 11
- C.
  
  Pioneer 9
- D.
  
  New Horizons
8.

Which one of these countries has flown manned spacecrafts as of 2016?
- A.
  
  Russia
- B.
  
  South Korea
- C.
  
  China
- D.
  
  Germany
9.

Which is the practice of aeronautics?
- A.
  
  Aviation
- B.
  
  Aeronautical science
- C.
  
  Aerodynamics
- D.
  
  Aeronautical engineering
10.

Which is the branch of fluid mechanics that deals with flows having significant changes in fluid density?
- A.
  
  Aerodynamics
- B.
  
  Compressible flow
- C.
  
  Transonic flow
- D.
  
  Aerospace engineering