The time it takes for a satellite to complete one full orbit around the Earth, known as its orbital period, can vary depending on the altitude of the satellite. On average, a satellite in low Earth orbit (LEO) typically takes about 90 minutes to complete one orbit, while a geostationary satellite orbits the Earth every 24 hours.
this is if it is not a geostationary orbit, in which case it is always in the same place relative to earth. imagine a circle of radius 42250km+radius of earth(6,356km). it's perimeter is 2 x pi x 48606km = satellite's journey. then think of a really fast speed, which is the speed the satellite is moving at. divide the distance by speed and you have the time of one orbit However, by the height being 42250 , it makes me think the satellite is a geostationary satellite and so it would take 24 hours moving at approximately 12725 kmph does that answer your question?
by plane it takes around 45 hours by foot it takes around 32 years (a long time) i say plane :)
If the earth revolves around the sun it takes 365 days (one year) if the earth rotates around the sun it takes 24 hours (one day)
If we stretch the DNA strand in a human cell, it can reach about 6 feet in length. Since the Earth's circumference is about 24,901 miles, a single DNA strand from a human cell could circle the Earth around 7,412,320 times.
5 hours
About an hour.
No. The moon has been around since long before humans existed.
You can't drive around the earth because it isn't all land, but has water/oceans.
it takes approximately 365 days for it to circle around the sun
A Landsat satellite takes around 16 days to scan the entire Earth's surface. This is due to its polar orbit and repeat cycle for complete coverage of the globe.
this is if it is not a geostationary orbit, in which case it is always in the same place relative to earth. imagine a circle of radius 42250km+radius of earth(6,356km). it's perimeter is 2 x pi x 48606km = satellite's journey. then think of a really fast speed, which is the speed the satellite is moving at. divide the distance by speed and you have the time of one orbit However, by the height being 42250 , it makes me think the satellite is a geostationary satellite and so it would take 24 hours moving at approximately 12725 kmph does that answer your question?
24 hours (a day)
by plane it takes around 45 hours by foot it takes around 32 years (a long time) i say plane :)
information is sent between earth and satellite because the satellite people can live and work for long periods an then information launches threw space
If the earth revolves around the sun it takes 365 days (one year) if the earth rotates around the sun it takes 24 hours (one day)
If we stretch the DNA strand in a human cell, it can reach about 6 feet in length. Since the Earth's circumference is about 24,901 miles, a single DNA strand from a human cell could circle the Earth around 7,412,320 times.
Puck claims that he can circle the earth in 40 minutes.