Two meteor showers peak, a rocket crashes into the Moon: how closely are you following space news?

Two meteor showers peak at once, a spent SpaceX rocket stage is about to hit the Moon, and NASA's newest super-telescope is on its way. Tell us how closely you're following this week's space news and how you feel about the future of space exploration!

1. Two meteor showers — the Alpha Capricornids and the Southern Delta Aquariids — peak at the same time this summer. Would you go out to a dark, light-pollution-free spot to watch them?
2. How much do you agree with the following statements?
3. In an average week, how many minutes do you spend reading news or watching videos about space exploration?
4. Which of these summer space stories interested you the most? (choose up to 2)
5. Is it ethical to deliberately crash a spent SpaceX rocket stage into the Moon to study the impact, even though it pollutes the lunar surface?
6. If you were in charge of dividing an imaginary 100-point space exploration budget, how would you split it between the following goals?
7. Tell us in one sentence: what's the one space-related discovery, film or event that has stuck with you the most?
8. How important do you think it is for Hungary to place greater emphasis on promoting space exploration in schools?