the space race - competition between the US and the Soviet Union in the 1950s and 60s to be the first to explore space, lunar module - a small craft used for travelling between the moon and the larger space craft orbiting the moon., to put into orbit - To send something into space, following a curved path of a planet or an object as it moves around a star, a moon or a planet, the cosmos - the universe, especially when it is thought of as an ordered system, space shuttle - a spacecraft designed to be used, for example, to travel between the earth and a space station, space tourism - travelling to space as a form of vacation/holiday, weightless conditions - having no weight or appearing to have no weight. As a result, astronauts appear to float in space., zero gravity - having no force to pull objects to the ground, so that they float., spin-off - a useful result of an activity that was designed to produce something different, extraterrestrial life - life that may exist on another planet, debris - the remains of something that has been destroyed, launch - propel with force, outer space - any location outside the Earth's atmosphere, simulator - machine that models an environment for training or research, gravitation - the force of attraction between all masses in the universe, uninhabitable - not fit for living, colonise - settle as a colony; of countries in the developing world, propel - cause to move forward with force, simulate - reproduce someone's behavior or looks,

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