Posts Tagged ‘ Space and space travel ’

Question by : How does NASA decide the place of their space projects? After the boosters of a space shuttle are detached in space and fall in the the oceans. How does NASA decide the place of their missions that the boosters exactly fall in oceans? Best answer: Answer by eriSimple physics. Something is...
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Question by : How does the hubble space telescope see the hubble ultra deep field/hubble deep field? I know they’re pictures from billion years ago,but how come we can see them now with the hubble space telescope? It has something to do with light travel,but someone please explain in simple words. Also, can’t we...
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Question by Alex S: Cosmonaut Andrei, your co-worker at the International Space Station, tosses a banana at you? Cosmonaut Andrei, your co-worker at the International Space Station, tosses a banana at you at a speed of 18 m/s. At exactly the same instant, you fling a scoop of ice cream at Andrei along exactly...
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Poor Newt Gingrich! The very same week the news broke that he plans to formally end his campaign for the presidency, the former House speaker got a second kick in the teeth when the Internet fell in love with an asteroid-mining plan put forward by James Cameron and the Google guys. The very same...
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Question by some guy: Hubble space telescope questions help for science project? 1.where is the hubble telescope now? 2.what are some of the other object in orbit around the earth? 3.why is half the screen of the earth map in a darker grey colour 4.what are some names of some of the more usual...
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What would it be like to fly a space shuttle? APOD
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Question by chuck: Is the international space station visible from Earth during daylight? I took a photo of the MetLife blimp during mid afternoon and something unidentified appeared in the print. If it wasn’t the space station, I don’t know what it was! It wasn’t an airplane or bird. Best answer: Answer by Fred...
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Question by : The Hubble space telescope is in orbit round the Earth? Astronomers can take better photographs through the Hubble telescope than using telescopes on the ground. Explain why. Best answer: Answer by AnhingaBecause in space, there’s no interference due to the earth’s atmosphere. Add your own answer in the comments!
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Question by : Is it possible for NASA to send a robot space ship to land on Planet Venus to collect samples of rocks & soil? from Venus and then return to earth if the robot only stays on planet venus for 10 minutes to collect the samples since the robot space ships that...
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Space is the biggest challenge everywhere. And when you are a large group or family, trying to minimise gas consumption, you consolidate to one or two vehicles. RIGHT? Well, it makes it hard to pack all the things and groceries you would like to take with you for your weekend or weeks away. Yes,...
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Article by James William Smith The International Space Station (ISS) is an engineering marvel and a true example of what countries of the world can accomplish when working together. The International Space Station is a joint project among the countries of the USA, Russia, Japan, Canada, and several European countries. The research facility is...
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Question by Grey Foxx: Which president started lowering funding for the space program and close SETI? Funding for the Space Program has gone down under which President administration? Best answer: Answer by Search first before you ask itRichard Nixon was the first president to slash NASA’s budget, even while the moon landing missions were...
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