Re-entry speed refers to the velocity at which a spacecraft returns to the Earth's atmosphere from space. This speed is crucial because it determines the heat and stress the spacecraft will experience during atmospheric re-entry, impacting its design and the materials used for thermal protection. Typical re-entry speeds can range from about 17,500 mph (28,000 km/h) for low Earth orbit missions to higher speeds for missions returning from greater distances, such as lunar or interplanetary missions. Proper management of re-entry speed is essential for ensuring the safety and success of the mission.
if journal entry is misclassified to some other account then it is required to re-classify the journal entry for correct impact or record purposes.
Because somebody made an error, or there was some other kind of misunderstanding. It happens all the time.
Reversing entry can be make to reverse any entry whether it is actual transaction entry or any adjusting entry.
Reimbursement expenses you keep track separetely with operational expenses if our company pays the expenses the journal entry should be (1) Re-imbursement expenses a/c DR xxx To cash a/c .... xxx (2) As the same expenses we need to re-imburse this expenses from other ABC company ABC company a/c Dr xxx To Re-imbursement expenses A/c xxx In the first Journal we debited the expenses and the second we same credited the expnenses.
single entry means cash entry
I don't think there is a certain speed they need to travel at during re-entry but they need to be below a certain speed. Slowing down is the problem, an orbiting space shuttle travels at a massive speed, something like 16,000 mph. But yeah, you are right... the slower the better.
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if journal entry is misclassified to some other account then it is required to re-classify the journal entry for correct impact or record purposes.
I know that in orbit, the shuttle goes about 17,500 MPH and reaches its top speed of Mach 25 upon re-entry.
Mach 5, 5 times faster than the speed of sound!
Apollo 10 re-entered the atmosphere on May 26, 1969 at almost 40,000 km per hour, which is 11.08 km/second or 24,791 miles per hour. To date, Apollo 10 holds the record for the fastest manned reentry in history.
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The purpose of a re-entry permit is to allow a person to leave and re-enter the country for a specific period of time without losing their legal status or residency.
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Speed exercises should not be necessary for experienced data-entry operators, as they are often up to speed already. Speed exercises are more appropriate for new data-entry operators, where practice does seem to make for perfection.