1. The Hubble Telescope travels around the Earth at a speed of 5 miles per second.
2. It was launched on April 24, 1990 from the space shuttle Discovery.
3. The Hubble Telescope should remain in space for 20 years.
4. The optical Hubble Telescope was named after Dr. Edwin P. Hubble. Dr. Hubble was the scientist who confirmed his theory of the expanding universe. This provided the foundation for the BIG Bang Theory.
5. The Hubble Telescope is 43.5 feet long and 14 feet wide. It weighs 24,500 pounds.
6. It cost 1.5 billion dollars.
7. It travels 353 miles above the Earth.
8. The Hubble Telescope transmits about 120 gigabytes of data every week.
9.It receives its energy from the sun through two 25-foot solar panels.
10.The Hubble Telescope is able to lock onto an object that it is photographing.. This allows it to remain steady in order to produce a near-perfect
Different types of snakes are found in different parts of the world and in different surrondings so it depends on the breed of snake.
All oceans of the world.
Because different parts of the world offers different living conditions.
There is about 267 horses in the world!
because they grow different foods in different parts of the world, different parts of the world have different incomes and can only afford too buy and grow certain types of food. They also have different cultural recipes
In different parts of the world!
different materials come from different parts of the world make clothes due to the materials they can provide
i think it is the blue whale or the shark whale, but if i am mistaken the blue whale the biggest whale in the world! it's only my opinion......
The weather
there are 99 900.000 fishes found in rivers in different parts of world
It is Endangered. Though they are the most common type of whale that inhabits almost every ocean in the world, they are endangered because of hunting. Humans have been hunting Sperm Whales for nearly two centuries and have wiped out huge populations of this giant animal. They are hunted for their blubber and sperm oil.
The blue whale