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Because space shuttles have a lot of space and because of the gravity
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Why would it be inaccurate to describe the shuttle living quarts as capacious?
Describing the shuttle living quarters as capacious would be inaccurate because the term implies ample space or a large capacity, which is not characteristic of these confined environments. Shuttle living quarters are typically designed to maximize functionality in a limited area, often resulting in cramped conditions for the crew. The focus is on efficiency and practicality rather than spaciousness, making "capacious" an inappropriate descriptor.
What is the picture of the Florida state quarter?
The Florida State quarter has a picture of a beach with palm trees, a space shuttle flying above it, and a ship off the coast. The words "gateway to discovery" appear below the picture.
Why is there a space shuttle on the Florida state quarter?
The Kennedy Space Center, the launch facility for all NASA manned flights including the shuttle, is located on the barrier islands of Cape Canaveral, Florida (on the Atlantic coast eat of Orlando).
What does maned and unmanned mean?
These words are used to describe the modes of transportation, used for going into the space. Maned rocket or a maned shuttle means that it is carrying humans in it. But an unmanned rocket or a shuttle doesn't carry any human.
Who would win in a quarter mile the space shuttle talking off or a 1998 Camaro?
0-60 for the camaro 5.2 seconds 0-60 for the shuttle 6.2 seconds Assuming the camaro was a Z28 model and stock the quarter mile time would be approximately 13.7 seconds attaining a speed around 101 mph. The space shuttle at 8 seconds has only traveled twice its length (184 feet) nowhere near 1320 feet (1/4 mile mark). The math in my head works out and i wrote it down too, but lost it. Trust me even with its max speed being something over mach 20 (in space) its acceleration in the quarter mile is horrendous when compared to the camaro.
How do you describe gravity in a orbiting space shuttle?
Its called microgravity. If the shuttle slows down it falls. Think of it like this. If you filled a bucket half full of water, you could spin it quickly over your head in a circle. If you slow the bucket down though, the water falls out.
Describe the upward motion of the space shuttle one second after launch?
One second after launch, the space shuttle will be accelerating upwards due to the thrust from its engines. It will be gaining altitude and moving away from the launchpad at a rapid pace. The motion will be smooth and controlled as it ascends into the sky.
Are space shuttles italicized?
Yes, "space shuttles" should be italicized when it refers to the name of a specific space shuttle (e.g., Discovery, Atlantis) or when used in a general sense to describe the type of spacecraft used in the Space Shuttle program.
What is a hopping shuttle run?
it is were you hop in a shuttle
Is shuttle a game or sport?
shuttle is a game
When was The Shuttle created?
The Shuttle was created in 1870.
shuttle services?
shuttle services in Gurgaon
