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Weight is mass time gravity. If there is no gravity effect on someone in space, they are considered "weightless". They continue to have the same amount of mass whether they are in space or on Earth.
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What did neilarmstrong do?
an austronaut
How do austronaut travel?
In space craft.
Weight of a person in artificial satellite?
Nil Weight
Does a satellite have weight in outer space?
no
How did the austronaut feel about going to mars?
they feel happy
Need conversion tables for weight?
pota ina yan ang hirap
Who is the first austronaut?
Neil Armstrong but his not really strong with his arm strong
Who was the third austronaut walking in the moon?
Pete Conrad, Commander of Apollo 12.
Why was friendship 7 given that name?
because its friendship and the austronaut was very friendly
What is percentage by weight?
putang ina anghanap pa ako mayo man palan hahaahahahaha
Person sitting in an artificial satellite of the earth have?
... a feeling as if his weight is zero, because he is constantly falling around the Earth in the satellite's orbit..
Why does an astronauts weight change when in space?
Because of gravity. Depending on the gravity, the austronaut weights more or less. If the gravitational pull is bigger then the astronaut will weight more but if the gravitational pull is weaker then the astronaut will weight less, even though the mass of the austronaut doesn't change.
