When it comes to subjects kids love, space never goes out of style. Kick off the school year with an exploration of the mysteries of the cosmos. From fantasy vacations on the space shuttle to fantastic visions of the surface of Venus, this month's CyberHunt will show that cyberspace is the best way to outer space! Distribute the CyberHunt Reproducible page, found at www.scholastic.com/cyberhuntkids.

By Brad Kloza

CYBERHUNT REPRODUCIBLE ANSWER GUIDE
1. 58,000 mph.
2. Up to $10,000; Answers will vary.
3. Choices include zero-gravity gymnastics, ballet, table-tennis, badminton, tennis, basketball, and swimming.
4. The size of New Jersey.
5. Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin
6. About 47,000 gallons (178,000 liters) per minute of hydrogen and 17,000 gallons (64,000 liters) per minute of oxygen.
7. Sapas Mons.
8. Jupiter. No, because Jupiter has no solid surface.

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CYBERHUNT SAFETY: All of the Web sites contained in the CyberHunt and these extension activities have been reviewed by Instructor staff. At press time, all links are safe and consist of educational material. However, we are unable to control transfers or purchases of URLs after publication. We strongly urge teachers to review all Web sites before sharing them with students.

These activities will work best with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, Netscape 4.0, or newer versions. Older browsers may experience difficulties with some links.

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