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What are the three types of spacecraft?
The three main types of spacecraft are crewed spacecraft, uncrewed spacecraft, and robotic spacecraft. Crewed spacecraft are designed to carry astronauts and support human life, such as the International Space Station or the Space Shuttle. Uncrewed spacecraft operate without human presence, often used for scientific research, communication, or navigation, like satellites. Robotic spacecraft are specifically designed for exploration and tasks in environments where humans cannot go, such as Mars rovers or deep-space probes.
What spacecraft carried the first life into space?
Columbia a+
Why is unmanned spacecraft used?
it is cheap and no risk of life to persnnel
What is Spacecraft virus?
A spacecraft virus is a type of bateria virus that feeds on other bacteria. It got it name because it is generally shaped like a spacecraft.
How many people can fit in a spacecraft?
The number of people that can fit in a spacecraft varies depending on the spacecraft's size and design. The capacity can range from 2-3 astronauts in smaller spacecraft like the Soyuz, up to 7-8 astronauts in larger spacecraft like the SpaceX Crew Dragon or NASA's Orion.
What is the average capacity of a spacecraft?
The average capacity of a spacecraft can vary greatly depending on its purpose and design. Crewed spacecraft like the SpaceX Crew Dragon have seating for up to seven astronauts, while cargo spacecraft like the SpaceX Dragon can carry several tons of supplies to the International Space Station. Smaller spacecraft like CubeSats may have a capacity of just a few kilograms.
How does rainbow look like from spacecraft?
good
What is a crewed spacecraft?
A crewed spacecraft is a vehicle designed to transport astronauts or cosmonauts into space and support their life and work during missions. Unlike uncrewed spacecraft, which operate autonomously or are remotely controlled, crewed spacecraft are equipped with life support systems, control interfaces, and living quarters to accommodate human beings. They are used for various purposes, including scientific research, exploration, and transportation to and from orbiting platforms like the International Space Station. Notable examples include NASA's Apollo missions and SpaceX's Crew Dragon.
How does the astronauts survive in the outer space?
The spacecraft that astronauts go up in, have their own life support systems which regulate conditions to keep the spacecraft hospitable.
Which spacecraft tested the soil of Mars for signs of life?
In 1976 twin Viking spacecraft reached Mars. Each of the Viking landers carried a small laboratory meant to search for life forms. These laboratories tested Mars's air and soil for signs of life. None of these test showed evidence of life.
What was the spacecraft design like?
it looked sort of like a big Tylenol
How would you breathe inside and outside of the space or in the spacecraft?
Inside the spacecraft, astronauts breathe normally as the spacecraft is equipped with systems that provide oxygen. In space, outside of the spacecraft's protective environment, astronauts rely on their spacesuits, which have life support systems that provide oxygen for breathing. Additionally, they can also re-enter the spacecraft if needed to breathe safely.
