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Why does the moon stay in orbit with the earth?
Because there is nothing to slow it down and if there is nothing to slow it down, it can not be deorbited.
How do astronauts slow their spacecraft down when approaching the moon?
Astronauts use small bursts from little jets pointed in the direction of travel to slow down the ship when they approach the moon.
What force caused the brakes on the car to slow you down?
Friction
Why does earth rotate more faster than moon?
Earth has more mass, and therefore takes longer than the Moon to slow down in its rotation. But eventually, Earth, too, will slow down until it always shows the Moon the same side.
What caused the work to slow down in the afternoon while building the transcontinental railroad in the west?
What caused the work to slow down in the afternoon while building the transcontinental railroad in the west?Read more: What_caused_the_work_to_slow_down_in_the_afternoon_while_building_the_transcontinental_railroad_in_the_west
What causes the moon to speed up or slow down in orbit?
time of the season
Why does the bacteria caused the food disease?
it reduces or slow down the digestion process
Would you need a parachute on the moon?
It would be better to say that a parachute would be completely useless on the moon. The moon has no atmosphere so a parachute would not slow you down. And yes, you would need to slow down to land safely. The moon's gravity is weaker than Earth's but a high enough fall would still be lethal. Safely landing on an airless world like the moon requires firing a rocket to slow your descent.
What were the effects of the Irish famine?
population loss, emigrants and it caused the economic growth to slow down.
What are inflationary and recessionary gaps?
A slow down in business, caused by too little money in the system.
When was Slow Dancing with the Moon created?
Slow Dancing with the Moon was created in 1992.
What are craters on the moon caused by?
For 300 years scientists thought that craters on the moon have been caused by volcanoes, but they are actually made by meteors crashing onto the moon's surface The moon is our satellite. As such it acts as a deflector for meteors and other space stuff that may come into our orbit! That is why the moon has so many craters as it is constantly being battered. The craters were caused mainly by impacts by objects from space.
