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Being in water means that there is very little gravity, just like space. For example, if you stood in a pool and lifted your legs up, you could stay there for much longer than if you did out of water. In space there is no gravity and so by being in water, which has very little gravity, it has the same affect as being in space.
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Would the space shuttle float on water?
It should, it's air tight. An Aircraft carrier floats and it's hugh. Any rocket scientists out there?
In a space station do they have a sink?
Yes, space stations like the International Space Station (ISS) are equipped with sinks, but they function differently than those on Earth. Due to microgravity, water doesn't flow down like it does here; instead, astronauts use specially designed containers and nozzles to manage and dispense water for hygiene and cleaning. The sink systems recycle water to minimize waste and maintain resources in the closed environment of space.
What are the uses of robots in space?
They don't need light, air, living space, food, water, entertainment or clean socks. They also don't mind a bit of crushing acceleration, really long journeys or being left in space.
Does it ever rain in space?
No, it does not rain in space because there is no atmosphere to support weather phenomena like rain. Space is a vacuum, so water cannot exist in liquid form to fall as rain.
Which types of water are collected and recycled for use on the international space station?
On the International Space Station, water from various sources such as urine, sweat, humidity, and even spacecraft operations like fuel cell reactions is collected and recycled. This water is then treated and purified through processes like filtration, distillation, and ion exchange to make it safe for consumption by astronauts. Recycling water in this manner is crucial for sustaining life in the closed environment of space.
How hot are dwarf planets?
Not to hot at all as they have no atmosphere to retain heat. It would be like being the vacuum of space. In fact, it actually is exactly like being in the vacuum of space!
Put these in order as to how fast sound travels through them- air space water rock?
first goes air, space,rock and water there u go enjoy! its defineatley correct
He wants space?
Give him his space but at the same time let him know you are there for him. But if he is like give me space and being a punk then that's a different story.
Do ferrets like being in water?
No. Ferrets are exactly like cats. They hate water.
How is the elephant endangerd?
They are endangered for.That I know of that they are being killed for the tucks and because they do no have as much space space like they use to.
Will a drum set work well in space?
A drum set will not work well in space. This is because in space there is no air or water. Sound requires some form of medium like water or air to travel through.
Why are the telescopes in space like the Hubble telescope even better?
Because there is no air or water vapor to obscure the stars when you are in space.
How do they use water in space?
There is not water in space!
What animals do not like being in water?
cats
Why does clay soil hold water the best?
Clay soil has small particles that are closely packed together, leaving less space for water to drain through. This results in water being held in the soil, making it more effective at retaining moisture compared to soils with larger particles like sand or silt.
What are the substances in the capsular space?
The substances in the capsular space include the filtrate from blood, which consists of water, electrolytes, glucose, amino acids, and waste products like urea and creatinine. These substances are filtered from the blood by the glomerulus in the kidney and then collected in the capsular space before being further processed by the renal tubules.
Is there erosion in space?
Erosion in the traditional sense, such as the wearing away of rock by water or wind, does not occur in space due to the lack of atmosphere. However, space weathering can cause erosion-like effects on the surfaces of objects in space, such as asteroids and moons, through processes like micrometeoroid impacts and solar wind bombardment.
