a polar satellite is a satellite that travels around the earth passing over both poles with every orbit. they are use for mapping and spying
1. GSLV satellite 2. PSLV satellite
According to Newton's Third Law, there is a pair of forces: Earth attracts satellite; satellite attracts Earth. It really doesn't matter which of the two forces you call the "reaction force".
No. There are two polar ice caps: one around the north pole and one around the south pole.
It is two times the size of a soccer ball.
The fact that it orbits the Earth is irrelevant - it is natural, as no man created it.
Primarily photo or radar reconnaissance.
Polar Bears and Some bugs
Polar coordinates in 3 dimensions.
Two common uses of microwaves are cooking food quickly and efficiently in microwave ovens, and transmitting information in microwave communication systems such as satellite communication and radar technology.
broadband satellite is an alternative for customers who cannot get cable or DSL connections A satellite connection does not require a phone-line or cable, but uses a satellite dish for two way communication, download speeds are up to 500kbps: uploads are closer to 56kbps it takes time for the signal from the satellite dish to rely to your internet service provider (isp) through the satellite orbitting the earth.
cox cable is a cable company, Directv uses satellite. two different service providers.
state two uses of computers in banking
Microwaves are commonly used for cooking food quickly and efficiently. They are also used in communication technology, such as in radar systems and satellite transmissions.
1. GSLV satellite 2. PSLV satellite
A polar orbit (as opposed to an equatorial orbit) passes over the poles, north and south. A low orbit is relatively close to the Earth (or other object being orbited), it might be a few hundred miles up.
A cartographic satellite, IRS-P5 (CARTOSAT-1), is under fabrication and testing. It will carry two panchromatic cameras with 2.5 metre spatial resolution and a swath of 30 km. The cameras provide stereo imaging useful for generation of digital terrain models. The satellite will be placed in a 617 km polar sun-synchronous orbit. The launch is planned in 2002-03 on board PSLV. Work on a more advanced cartographic satellite, CARTOSAT-2, has also been initiated. It will carry a high-resolution panchromatic camera providing 1 metre resolution and a swath of 10 km. The satellite will be placed in a sun-synchronous polar orbit at a nominal altitude of 630 km. Besides the above satellites, a Technology Experiment Satellite (TES) is under development and fabrication. TES will be used to demonstrate new technologies for remote sensing. It will be launched by PSLV in to polar sun-synchronous orbit at a height of 560 km. The launch is planned in 2001-02. In short, it is a satellite used to map the earth's surface.
Antarctica is one of two polar regions on earth.