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When a space capsule returned to earth after a mission it glows red-hot as it enters the atmosphere because of what?
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When a space capsule returns to earth after a mission it glows red hot as it enter atmosphere because of?
friction
When a space capsule returns to earth after a mission a glows red hot as it enters the atmosphere because of?
friction
What is NASA Capcom?
NASA Capcom stands for Capsule Communicator. They are responsible for communication between mission control and the astronauts aboard the spacecraft during space missions. They play a key role in relaying important information, instructions, and guidance to the astronauts during their mission.
What happened in the Apollo 1 mission?
It never went into space. Because of a wire short, and high oxygen levels, the capsule containing three astronauts caught fire during testing. All aboard were killed. :(
Did the Apollo program end in 1972?
The last lunar landing occurred in December, 1972. The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, a non moon mission, where an American Apollo capsule docked with a Russion Soyuz Capsule, took place in 1975.
How long does it take a space capsule to reach Earth?
The time it takes for a space capsule to reach Earth can vary depending on its mission profile and entry angle. Typically, it takes about 30 minutes to an hour from the moment the capsule begins its re-entry until it lands. For example, NASA's Crew Dragon capsule usually takes around 30 to 40 minutes from re-entry to splashdown. However, this duration can be influenced by factors such as the capsule's speed and trajectory.
Mission SMN-076 Astronaut Captain Miranda Bach-was their a live spore found in her mission capsule that later may have killed her. She talks of an incident comet dust hitting them and in capsule?
Note: This is science fiction. The LOST TAPES episode "Alien" begins with: "The presence of hidden creatures is the subject of continued debate" ... "The following story is INSPIRED by the possibility of their existence"... It could happen...but it has not yet...that we know of... :)
Why were the apalachee called the mission Indians?
The Apalachee were called the Mission Indians because they were Native American people who lived in the Spanish missions established by Spanish colonizers in Florida during the 17th and 18th centuries. The Spanish sought to convert the Apalachee to Christianity and assimilate them into Spanish colonial society through these missions. The Apalachee were among several indigenous groups in the region who were brought into the missions in an effort to control and Christianize the native populations.
Is the Saturn v and Apollo 11 the same rocket?
At launch yes, the Apollo 11 capsule/mission was launched on a Saturn V rocket.
Where is the bottle on lunar colony island?
The bottle of "fizzy stuff" (ginger ale) is on the table where the astronaut was giving his speech to the crowd. Once you visit Mission Control, you can get it, then take it to the astronaut in his space capsule atop the rocket. Unfortunately, he decides to skip the trip and locks you into the capsule.
Where was Gus Grissom from and what happened to Liberty Bell 7?
The Liberty Bell 7 (the capsule for the Mercury 4 mission) was not recovered at the end of the mission like most capsules. It sank in the Atlantic because the craft's hatch was opened too soon (apparently due to a malfunction) and it began filling with water before the recovery helicopter could get a cable attached. It was ultimately retrieved, but not until nearly 38 years after the mission. == ==
