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Why do satellite dishes face south?
Most communication satellites orbit at or near the equator. In the northern hemisphere this is obviously to the south. In the southern hemisphere it is to the north, so the dishes would point north.
What are 5 things found in a dining room in Mexico?
A cupbored of dishes
How many satellites dishes do you need to receive local and HD channels?
At my house in Texas, on DirecTV, ONE does the trick. I have HD channels.
What is the national food of Mexico?
tacos, fajitas, burritos and other dishes with tortillas
What is TVRO?
TVRO (Television Receive-Only) refers to satellite dishes used for receiving satellite television signals. These dishes are typically larger than DBS (Direct Broadcast Satellite) dishes and are commonly used for receiving programming from satellites located in geostationary orbit. TVRO systems were popular before the advent of smaller DBS dishes.
Is enchiladas popular in Mexico?
Yes, it is one of the most popular, traditional dishes found in Mexico. See related questions section.
Three typical dishes in Mexico do they eat?
they eat tacos and rice mostly beans
Why do local broadcast television stations have so many large satellite dishes?
Broadcast television stations are heavily reliant on communication with other television production organizations and content delivery companies. Although land based communications are becoming ever faster, the television industry has been built on satellite communication systems due to the very mobile nature of news and event gathering production units. Live news feeds can be obtained from almost anywhere in the world with a satellite transmission. The signal can be transported around the world an back to base stations with ease. TV stations use several satellites for incoming and outgoing signals, hence the array of dishes, all of which can be active at any time. Unlike domestic satellite dishes, commercial dishes need to be capable of receiving low power transmissions from satellites that are not always in ideal locations. The large size of the dishes allows higher signal levels to be captured, from satellites that many be low in the sky and also overcome the problem of weather related dropout occasionally experienced by residential dishes.
How long do satellite take to go around the world?
It all depends on how far away the satellite is from the earth. The first artificial satellites, around 1957 to 1960, were only a few hundred miles off the ground; they went around the world once in about 90 minutes. The satellites people use to get TV with those little dishes on their houses are about 22,000 miles off the ground; they take 23hours and 56minutes to go around the world once. The satellite that's a quarter million miles from earth takes 27 days to go around the world one time.
How do satellite dishes help us?
They help us communicate with the (artificial) satellites. We can receive tv and radio programs from them, we can bounce telephone and data communication off them and so on.
Signals travel from towers to televisions by?
This will be different depending on your location. In most places the signal travels through cables, but in some remote areas satellites and dishes are used
How to spell freoles?
The various food dishes, originally from Mexico, are spelled frijoles (various bean recipes).
