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Why doesn't the space shuttle burn up upon entering the eath's atmosphere?
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∙ 12y ago
The shuttle spacecraft does nort burn up at all when it does reenters the earths atmosphere, even of the heat. The reason is that there are all heat preventing tiles on the spacecraft from burning, and keeping the astronauts safe.
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What the name of the eaths moon?
The Moon
How does the eaths rotation cause temperature differences during day and night?
Because the earth didn't have an atmosphere back then That answer is also right but their is another slip to it, the slip to it is that, their is a seasonal change in the atmosphere and if they didn't have a satellite the seasons wouldn't change, so that is also why we have satellites for electricity and the seasons...!
What is the rock that crashes into eaths atmosphere?
Meteor is a rock that crashes into our atmosphere. An asteroid would be the last rock object that crashed into our atmosphere, since it would wipe out life on the planet.
Why is studying the eaths layers important?
Studying earth's layer's is important. It gives us an insight about how the atmosphere works.
What are two equivalent fractions for three eaths?
Sorry, but I do not understand "eaths". You should have spell-checked the question before posting it.
What the name of the eaths moon?
The Moon
How and why is the eaths crust important to people?
It's what we live on.
Which part of the eaths interior is thought to be a spild?
the inner core
Do you live in the troposhere?
yes... it is the closest layer to the eaths surface
What is the eaths softest layer?
The mantle is the softest layer of the Earth.
Why are land forms not permanent fixtures on eaths surface?
Because they are subject to the process of erosion.
What percentage of all the eaths water is in a form that is useable to humans and land animals?
about 0.3 percent
How does evaporated water eventually returns to eaths surface?
Condensation transform vapors in liquid water.
What is the melted rock below earth's surface?
Melted rock below the eaths suface is magma
