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How did the space shuttle try to move in space?
The shuttle moved by the use of thruster rockets.
What is an azimuth thruster?
An azimuth thruster is an engine and ship's propeller in a pod which is azimuth adjustable.
What do you call the wings of the rocket?
Rockets do not have wings.However rockets need a means of stabilization and control, this can be done two ways:thruster controlsfins (this will only work while the rocket is in the atmosphere)With thruster controls the rocket engine thrust may be varied, the rocket engine nozzles may gimbal, or auxiliary thrusters may be used.What you are probably thinking of is the fins, which can be either fixed or movable. But they have no lift and are not wings and as stated above many rockets totally lack any fins.
What forces are acting on the space station in orbit?
Gravitational pull from the earth (moon and sun to a much lesser degree)atmospheric drag from the few molecules of gases in the upper atmosphere,radiation influx from the sun,the solar wind, ...mass ejections (waste disposal)thruster rockets to maintain orbit and attitude.
Where can rockets go?
rockets can go anywhere.space is where rockets can go
How did the space shuttle try to move in space?
The shuttle moved by the use of thruster rockets.
How much is a thruster bmx bike?
my thruster bike cost is $80
What is an azimuth thruster?
An azimuth thruster is an engine and ship's propeller in a pod which is azimuth adjustable.
Is a thruster rampage a good bmx bike?
The bmx thruster rampage bike is a exellent bike
How many fins does a thruster have?
3
What do you call the wings of the rocket?
Rockets do not have wings.However rockets need a means of stabilization and control, this can be done two ways:thruster controlsfins (this will only work while the rocket is in the atmosphere)With thruster controls the rocket engine thrust may be varied, the rocket engine nozzles may gimbal, or auxiliary thrusters may be used.What you are probably thinking of is the fins, which can be either fixed or movable. But they have no lift and are not wings and as stated above many rockets totally lack any fins.
What are bow thrusters used for?
A bow thruster (also known as a stern thruster) is a transversal propulsion device. The bow thruster can be built into or mounted on the bow or stern of a boat or ship. This makes the boat more maneuverable allowing for easier docking. Large ships may need multiple bow thrusters.
What is Vanessa's favorite toy?
Ann Summer's Rampant Thruster
What forces are acting on the space station in orbit?
Gravitational pull from the earth (moon and sun to a much lesser degree)atmospheric drag from the few molecules of gases in the upper atmosphere,radiation influx from the sun,the solar wind, ...mass ejections (waste disposal)thruster rockets to maintain orbit and attitude.
What are all the fastest cars ever?
Thruster SSC: Boughati and Ferrari.
What exactly is meant by the word thruster?
The word 'thruster' means an object or person that thrusts and accelerates quick. One could thrust a bat towards a ball for example or their hand towards someones face.
How can thruster brake fail in electromagnetic crane?
Following are the reasons for thruster brake failure: - Low oil level. the oil level should be regularly checked for healthy operation. - Motor disc coupling.
