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The only means by which they can talk is by using miniature 2-way radio transceivers in their spacesuits.
There is no air on the moon to carry the sound waves directly.
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∙ 11y agoSpacecraft don't use film to make their pictures, but use pixels. When a spacecraft takes a snap-shot, the picture is coded. This code varies from 0 to 100. 0 defines very dark and 100 defines very bright. The message is sent to earth and is picked up by NASA Deep Space Network. The picture is decoded and the snapshot looks like the original.
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∙ 13y agoSpace suits have microphones and transmitters built in.
Earth's atmosphere has a pressure of 1 ATM, which is the equivalent weight of a column of water 34 feet tall. While the body can withstand higher pressures (such as diving into the sea), it can not withstand significantly lower pressures.
Thus, on the moon, people must wear fully encapsulated space suits due to the extremely low atmospheric pressure.
Thus, the astronaut has an earth-like atmosphere around them at all time which can transmit sound waves to a microphone, or from speakers. On a tethered system, the transmission would be through the tether. On a self contained system, it would be done with radio broadcasting.
If a radio malfunctions, they would have to use hand signals.
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∙ 7y agoThe only means by which they can talk is by using miniature 2-way radio transceivers in their spacesuits.
There is no air on the moon to carry the sound waves directly.
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∙ 14y agoCommands and controls are sent to spacecraft after launch, and data is returned, exclusively by radio.
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∙ 13y agothrough wireless radio
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∙ 13y agoyes they can communicate they have to
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How do scientists on communicate with spacecraft in space?
Commands and controls are sent to spacecraft after launch, and data is returned, exclusively by radio.
What is a launch of a spacecraft?
The process by which a spacecraft is propelled into space.
Is a space probe a manned or unmanned spacecraft?
Unmanned - Space probes are a form of robotic spacecraft.
What is the difference in the space shuttle and other spacecraft?
how is the space shuttle different form other spacecraft
How spacecraft accelerate in the space?
Spacecraft make use of jet propulsion.
How do scientists on communicate with spacecraft in space?
Commands and controls are sent to spacecraft after launch, and data is returned, exclusively by radio.
Is astronauts a scientist?
Yes, it can be say that a astronaut is a scientist , as astronaut which were sent by space agencies are trained . astronaut is also be a an engineer as the modeler of the spacecraft.
What is the function of DSN?
The Deep Space Network (DSN) is a network of antennas and communication facilities used by space missions to communicate with spacecraft in deep space. It allows for continuous communication with spacecraft, enabling the transmission of data, commands, and navigation signals.
What spacecraft that carry instrument that travel into outer space?
a space craft
What is a launch of a spacecraft?
The process by which a spacecraft is propelled into space.
Is a space probe a manned or unmanned spacecraft?
Unmanned - Space probes are a form of robotic spacecraft.
What is the difference in the space shuttle and other spacecraft?
how is the space shuttle different form other spacecraft
How does a spacecraft get into space?
It is propelled into space by rockets
Diane is a scientist who studies how plants grow in space She wants to take ferns into space to observe how they grow Which piece of technology does Diane need to help with this task?
She needs a spacecraft. or spaceship depends on how your spelling is.(:
What do scientist do with other scientist after they complete their investigations?
They communicate!
Can you name the spacecraft used before the space shuttle?
The Apollo spacecraft.
How spacecraft accelerate in the space?
Spacecraft make use of jet propulsion.
