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How does a space shuttle change direction in space?
Small air jets on the outside of the fuselodge give short bursts that "push" the nose in one direction or another.
Do two objects exert a gravitational force on one another?
The answer to that one is an unqualified 'YES'. There is a pair of equal gravitational forces, one in each direction, between every two specks of mass in the universe, all the time.
How does a satellite stay in one place?
For a satellite to stay in one place over the earth, the satellite must be going in orbit in the same direction that the earth spins. The satellite must also travel at the same pace/speed as the earth spins to give us the 24-hour day that we as people witness. To apparently stay in one place it must be in a synchronous orbit. For the earth this is about 24,000 miles altitude. It must also be an equatorial satellite.
Why don't astronauts fly away from the shuttle when they space walk?
Actually they could, which is why they make sure to tether everything and everyone to the ship at all times. However, the shuttle and the astronauts are all going at the identical speed and in the same direction. So, unless something imparts a different vector (direction or speed) to one of the two, they will stay in the same place. There is no atmosphere in space, so there is no drag or resistance to any movement which is why things stay exactly where they are unless "bumped" or acted on in another way.
What is a double rainbow meaning?
It is when there are two rainbows on a place rather than so above one rainbow is another therefore double rainbow
Does velocity mean how long it takes to get from one place to another?
No. It means how far you went AND how long it took to get there. Velocity = displacement (how far and which direction) / time (how long it took to get there)
What is the distance and direction from one place to another called?
length
What are the pair of numbers used to loacate points on a grid?
The first number tells you how far you must go in one direction (by convention, often the horizontal direction); the second number tells you how far you must go in another direction (usually the vertical direction).
If you walk 21.5 feet in one direction and then another 31.2 feet in the same direction how far have you traveled?
21.5 plus 31.2 equals 52.7
How does an earthquake in one place cause damage in another place far away?
seismic waves :)
What is the relative location of Massachusetts's?
a relative location is not exact, a relative location describes how to get to one place to another with landmarks, time, direction, or distance from one place to another :) i hope this helps.
Who is better union j or one direction?
One direction by far!!!!!!!
What place did one direction win on x factor?
One Direction won 3rd place on the XFactor
What is the absolute and relative location of Boston?
a relative location is not exact, a relative location describes how to get to one place to another with landmarks, time, direction, or distance from one place to another :) i hope this helps.
A bias is a(n)?
Apex- leaning in one direction or another
What two pieces of inofrmation do you need to know to get from one location to another?
Where you are nowWhere you want to beHow far it isWhich direction to go in
What place did One Direction finish on The X Factor?
One Direction finished in third place on the X Factor.
