The Space Shuttle was the first and only reusable manned vehicle to date, could land on a runway, haul astronauts and cargo at the same time, and service and construct space stations.
The Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere in 2003 due to damage sustained to its thermal protection system during launch. A piece of foam insulation struck the shuttle's left wing, causing critical damage that led to the shuttle breaking apart. Tragically, all seven crew members on board lost their lives in the disaster.
When an object moves through the air very, very fast the air pressing on the object gets extremely hot (thousands of degrees). This happens to the Shuttle when it reenters the Earth's atmosphere at the end of every mission. There are panels on the Shuttle that protect it from this heat during reentry. When Colombia was launched a piece of insulating foam on the big orange fuel tank came off and hit the wing of the Shuttle (the Orbiter) making a hole in these protective panels. Later, during reentry, this let the hot gasses generated during reentry to get inside the wing. This began a set of cascading failures that resulted in the Shuttle dissentigrating -- breaking up. It did not crash, it dissentirated in the air.
One of the most famous pieces of equipment launched from a space shuttle was the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990. This iconic telescope has provided groundbreaking observations of the universe, transforming our understanding of space. The International Space Station (ISS) was also assembled using components launched from the space shuttle, making it another significant piece of equipment launched during the shuttle era.
On February 1, 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, resulting in the tragic loss of all seven crew members on board. The accident was caused by damage to the shuttle's thermal protection system, which was sustained during launch when a piece of foam insulation struck the shuttle's wing.
The Columbia Space Shuttle broke apart upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere on February 1, 2003, resulting in the tragic loss of all seven crew members on board. The accident was caused by damage to the shuttle's thermal protection system, which occurred during liftoff when a piece of foam insulation struck the shuttle's left wing.
the Stage itself . this is a platform from which to mount equipment and to Perform on . this can be a simple platform or a very complex arrangement of complex machinery
How to use an oscilloscope is to complex for this Q & A site. Look for the model name and number on the piece of machinery. Go to the internet and look for the operational manual for the exact piece of equipment you have.
Basically, a mainframe is a big piece of machinery. A client server is a complex computer program that uses that big piece of machinery and perhaps other pieces of machinery. The client server program resides in the main frame computer and takes orders from the various terminals attached to it. It may request data from the main frame or data from a distant main frame.
There are are thousands of agriculture related accidents each year. The majority of injury comes from machinery such as tractors or thrashers. The second leading piece of machinery causing injury is known as grain-machinery, or grain-handling machinery. Grain machinery is also the second leading cause of agriculture death. The leading cause is an overturned tractor.
mechanical action
no it does not fall into any of the categories and it is a piece of machinery.
A rover is a piece of machinery, you don't teach it.
A seesaw is a piece of machinery used for entertainment purposes in a playground for children or some machinery in the house eg. weighing scales
cotton and other piece goods, machinery, and construction materials.
Yes, It a piece of machinery that does not act on its own. It is not alive.
boilers
electrical receptacle