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How can you return to outer space from earth in astro island?
Get in your space ship and fly down to earth
What is the conditions aboard a space ship?
When you are travelling abroad a space ship you must remember to be safe. So conditions you will enter in outerspace is that you may not be using your muscles a lot so they your muscles will start to ache and may not return to their mental state until you return to Earth and get Physiotherapy.
Where is your space ship when you return?
some where near the guads
Can you see the earth rotate from a space ship in outer space?
No
What kind of Gas is leaking from the space ship in Apollo 13 movie?
In the Apollo 13 movie, the gas that leaked from the space ship was oxygen. The leak caused a dangerous situation for the astronauts and led to the need for creative problem-solving to ensure their safe return to Earth.
How do you travel from earth to the planet Saturn?
In. A space ship
How do the Russian astronauts return to earth?
Russian astronauts return to earth using space capsules.The space capsules have a parachute on it like the early NASA capsules.
What would the radius of my space ship be if it had 1000 cubic feet for every person in the United States and my space ship was a sphere?
earth
Theoretically if a space ship began to fly through space in a straight line would it eventually return to the same spot it left like on earth?
Fancifully you might. I assume you're thinking that 'space' might be like like a perfect sphere and traveling due, which-ever-way, after several billion eons (in a static universe) you, or your ghost, or your indestructible, incorruptible space ship, would eventually return to the same spot it left.
When did the first space ship from earth land on mars?
1993
Is there any space ship been watched in earth?
no or maybe
How far abouve the earth is the zone were the space ship heats up coming back to earth?
Space Ships get heated on there return to earth due to friction from the atmosphere on the surface of the ship. The ships get hotter the closer they get to the surface. They begin to encounter very thin air at ~45-50,000 ft, and the atmosphere gets much more dense thus causing faster heating, the closer they get to the surface.
