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Mechanical or electrical failure can stop the motors working. Unexpected weather conditions can blow the rocket off course.
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What is a launch lub?
some times it will be a rocket area so try that ok
How many times that people go to interview at US embassy fail?
The number of times that the people fail the US Embassy varies from one individual to another and how they answer some questions.
How many satellites does India have?
Google has a constalation of 13 Satellites in orbit around earth for networking, mapping, and communication purposes. The first satellite, Google1, was launched on February 3rd, 2005 atop an Ares3 heavy lift vehicle from Launch Complex 32 at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Subsequent Satellites were launched approximately every 3 months with the noted failure of Google 9 which was lost due to launch vehicle failure 78 seconds after launch. Google 10 was subsequently renamed Google 9 for consistency. Google plans to have a total of 23 Satellites in orbit by 2011 which some analysts suspect will allow them to offer a global internet option anywhere in the world as well as a world wide mobile phone system with their new Google Phone first offered to the public in 2009.
Give some eee slogans?
"Edison failed 10, 000 times before he made the electriclight. Do not be discouraged if you fail a few times."
What are some of Jupiter's satellites?
plto
Are satellites in the thermosphere?
Some are (geosynchronous are not).
How does a satelite get into space?
Some natural satellites were created there, but artificial satellites are placed there using rockets.
Does Portugal launch spaceships?
No. It contributes with some technology, but does not launch its own spaceships.
Statements about the motion of planetary satellites?
Planetary satellites vary greatly in size, from very small, to some that are larger than some planets.
Why are satellites launched into a easterly direction?
Most satellites are launched to the east to utilize the earth's rotation as an extra propelling force. The earth is rotating in a counter-clockwise direction when viewed from the North Pole (from west to east), and when we launch our satellites east we take advantage of this momentum (angular momentum) from the earth's rotation. In effect, a rocket sitting still on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral is ALREADY GOING EAST, at about 800 miles per hour! On the other hand, if we launch them westward, the satellites will have to fight against the angular momentum of the earth's rotation, which means more power is needed to break through the earth's atmosphere. As many of us might not have noticed, we are moving at a breathtaking speed just by standing still (about 1000miles/hour at the equator, and decreasing with increasing latitude) when viewed from outer space. Launching our satellites eastward will harvest this power and save on fuel cost, and in space shuttle terms, that's a lot of money! However, not ALL satellites are launched to the east; some are launched to the south. Some relatively small percentage of satellites are launched into polar orbits so that they orbit the Earth from south to north, and then north to south. The Earth spins west to east, so that the effective ground path of the satellite is covers the Earth like a ball of twine. American satellites launched into polar orbits are often launched from Vandenberg AFB in California, where a launch to the south keeps the rocket over water for several thousand miles.
How many times have Romania fail?
All the history of Romania is a series of fails. Rare were the periods of some tranquility.
What are some satellites that orbit earth?
Moon
