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What happened in space 2001?
In 2001, the first module of the International Space Station (ISS) was launched and connected in orbit. The first space tourist, Dennis Tito, also traveled to the ISS aboard a Russian spacecraft. It was a significant year for international cooperation and space exploration.
What year was the US moon landing broadcast on television?
Television coverage of the landings were broadcast live, so between 1969 and 1972 depending on the mission.
How far into space has the first radio waves traveled?
Since radio WAVES travel at or near the speed of light in space they have traveled the same number of years from broadcast date to the current date, In Example IE: Radio transmitted in 1920 would have gone 90 light years by 2010. How ever there seems to be some question as to how far those waves can travel prior to loss of the ability to detect them. SETI (I THINK) believes that the newest array they have could detect our oldest radio from the 1920s up to or about 50 to 100 light years away. The more sophisticated and sensitive the equipment the weaker the signal you can detect. A radio WAVE is like an expanding ball getting weaker for many reasons as it travels through space. Some signal is "reflected" to other directions from some material, and some material will absorb the waves. However, even a degraded signal that could not be received as a sound radio channel would still give a "SINGLE Freq. Noise" for many more light years. In nature "Single Freq. Noise" does not happen, As far as we know currently. So even if we were or ET was to receive a radio signal that was just "Noise" but on a single frequency, that would mean most likely an advanced or at least tech society had created it.In simple terms, here is how to do the math:light travels around 5.879Trillion Miles in a year. (1LY[lightyear])multiply that by 90, you get 529.1Trillion miles. so our first transmission are roughly that distance away from earth.now, that might seem extremely far... but it really isn't in terms of ET, based on the distance of stars, that only passes a few stars, and who says every star gets life.But as the question asks specifically 'how many' then answering 'a few' is not very illuminating, the following may be the best estimate.As a function of distance, the Gliese star catalog lists the following number of stars. A parsec is 3.26 light years.Distance Number DensityDistance from Sun in parsecsnumber of starsstars/cubic parsec5630.120103280.0781510080.0712021270.0632534960.053 http://www.stellarium.com/nearstar/nearby.htmlSo as our first radio transmissions are now (2011) approaching 90 years old it may be that we have broadcast to 4000 plus stars.
Was The Dr Who series filmed in 2008?
It was filmed, and broadcast, in many different years. Series 4 (of the new series) was broadcast mainly in 2008; I am not entirely sure whether they were filmed in the same year.
How far has the International Space Station traveled?
Well, it's been going about 17,500 miles per hour for over 13 years, and there are about 8766 hours in a year or about 113,956 hours in 13 years, so that comes to about two billion miles.
What year was the first live radio broadcast of the Olympics?
In 1924, part of the Paris Olympics were broadcast.
What year was the first commercial radio broadcast?
KDKA, Pittsburg, 1920
What year was the first coast to coast radio broadcast of a football game?
July 1,1927
When was Reginald Fessenden first broadcast?
He invented the radio in december, year 1900 so his first broadcast would have been very shortly after that.
What year Queen Elizabeth Christmas speech telavised?
The tradition began in 1932 with a radio broadcast by the King - George V. The first message broadcast by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was in 1952. They were broadcast (on TV) in sound only until 1957.
What year did the Big Bang theory form?
Fred Hoyle is credited with coining the term Big Bangduring a 1949 radio broadcast
What year did rte first broadcast?
I assume you are referring to the national radio service of Ireland. They began experimental radio broadcasts in late 1925. Their radio service officially began on the 1st of January 1926. New Year's Eve 1961 was when their television broadcasts began.
How far is the light-year?
A light year is the distance traveled by light in one year's time (in space). This equates to 5,878,499,810,000 miles or 9,460,528,400,000 kilometers.
What year was the Archers first broadcast on radio 4?
BBC Radio 4. 1900 (7pm) weekdays and Sunday. there is no broadcast on Saturdays. Omnibus edition at 1000 (10am) on Sundays. It is also possible to listen to the Archers through the BBC website (Archers Listen Again) at any time.
What kind of training is needed to pursue a radio production career?
There are lots of areas of radio production. The training is predicated on the area in one aspires to a career. A four-year degree in Communications with a major in RTV Broadcast is a good bet.
What are the names of Chinese astronauts?
By the year 2010, only 6 Chinese nationals have traveled to space. They are Yang Liwei who was the first Chinese national in space, Zhai Zhigang, who was the first Chinese national to walk in space, Fei Junlong, Nie Haisheng, Jing Haipeng, and Liu Boming. Taylor Wang is the first ethnic Chinese to have traveled to space. He was a NASA astronaut.
What year was the 1958 War of the Worlds supposed to be set in?
The 1958 radio broadcast of "War of the Worlds" was set in 1938, not in 1958. It was a re-airing of Orson Welles' original 1938 broadcast that caused panic among listeners who believed Martians were actually invading.
