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Can you name some of the technology Chinese people use?
The Chinese people have the same technology as the rest of the developed world, they have TV and radio, mobile phones, microwave ovens, motor cars, computers and even space rockets.
Name 5 things you use every day that were developed by your for space technology?
5 commonly used items that were originally designed for use in space are such things as:Cordless ToolsPortable and self-contained power tools. Originally developed for astronauts on the Apollo missions to allow them to drill for moon samples. This technology has lead to development of such tools as the cordless vacuum cleaners and power drillsSmoke DetectorsFirst used in the Earth orbiting space station called Skylab. It help detect any toxic vapors. Now in common use in most homes and business.Medical ImagingNASA developed ways to process signals from spacecraft to produce clearer images. This technology also makes it possible to take photo like images of our insides.TV Satellite DishNASA developed ways to correct errors in the signals coming from there spacecraft. This technology is used to reduce interference in TV signals coming from satellites.Digital ThermometerInstead of measuring temperature using a column of mercury, digital thermometers have a lens that detects infrared energy, which we feel as heat. The warmer something is the more infrared energy it puts out. This technology was originally developed to detect the birth of stars.Also GPS was invented
What is the name of the internal set of standards developed to allow a level of standardization for information technology?
ITSEC
How did the Los Angeles galaxy get their name?
They liked space and things to do with the galaxy. :)
What kind of technology is necessary for space travel?
I'll say that ALL technologies are involved in space travel, and I'll challenge other contributors to name some branch of technology that's NOT used in any way to design, construct, launch, control, and monitor space vehicles.
Back in space?
Back in space is good name. Space is to mestirous and interesting subject. I think about space, star, planets, satellite and so many things
Did sputnik release bombs from space?
No. Sputnik was the "family name" for a series of satellites, and none of them dropped bombs on Earth. Not out of restraint, but because they didn't have any to drop. But the fear was that once someone had the technology to put things into orbit, then it'd be a small step to actually drop things from orbit as well.
What was the name of first indian space shuttle launched?
The first Indian space shuttle launched by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is called the Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD). It was launched on May 23, 2016, as a technology demonstrator for future development of reusable space vehicles.
What scientific breakthrough made space flight possible?
too many to name....But primarily... the last critical item to be developed? The thermos.The Vacuum Flask enabled rockets to carry sufficient liquid oxygen to power orbital flight and beyond.
What technology has come from space travel?
To name a few industries or technologies that exist or were improved due to space exploration: LEDs, infrared ear thermometers, ventricular assist devices, artificial limb technology, invisible braces, scrath-resistent lenses, space blankets, aircraft anti-ice systems, radia tire technology, chemical detection technology, video enhancing and analysis technolgy, fire resistence technology, firefighting equipment, temper foam, baby food technolgy, freeze-drying technology, water purification, solar cell technology, pollution remediation technology, lots of computer technolgy, etc. Space exploration is good for the human race.
What is PocketWizard used for?
Pocket Wizard is the brand name of a wireless radio trigger system that is used for off camera lighting. The technology was developed by LPA Design in the 1990s.
What is the name of Russia's space shuttle?
Buran, meaning 'snowstorm' in Russian, is the name of the Russian version of the space shuttle. It was only ever flown once, unmanned, in 1988 and was destroyed when its hangar collapsed in 2002.
