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While in earths atmosphere, chemical rocketry provides the propulsion. Once the space craft is aloft and free from earth's gravity, it course and trajectory is powered by chemical reaction directed through nozzles. The internal power is provided by "fuel cell's" which is a different type of chemical reaction that provides a steady flow of electrical power for use in life support ,communications, computers, etc.
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Why should you send spacecrafts to space?
People send spacecrafts to space to explore what it is like in space and to take pictures to see if there is going to be life on a planet. They also see where things are. Hope that helps!
How do astronauts breathe in spacecrafts?
Astronauts breathe in spacecrafts by using a life support system that provides them with a breathable mix of oxygen and removes carbon dioxide. This system often includes tanks of compressed oxygen, scrubbers to remove carbon dioxide, and a ventilation system to circulate the air. In the case of the International Space Station, the air is constantly monitored and replenished as needed.
What rocket launched the Apollo spacecrafts that begins with the letter t?
The rocket that launched the Apollo spacecrafts was the Saturn V. There were no Apollo rockets that began with a T
What is the plural for spacecraft?
The plural for spacecraft is spacecraft.
Which metal is used in spacecrafts to withstand high temperatures?
titanium
What provides power for spacecrafts in 6 letters?
Rocket?
What is the issue of using nuclear energy in spacecrafts and satellites?
Nuclear energy provides energy, not a push of motion.
Why are fuel cells used in spacecrafts?
They supply power to the spacecraft during missions.
When did they discover spacecrafts on Venus?
Although several spacecrafts have been sent to Venus, no alien spacecrafts have been discovered on its surface.
How is plutonium used in spacecrafts?
Plutonium is used in spacecrafts to power radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs). These generators use the heat produced by the decay of plutonium-238 to generate electricity, providing a reliable power source for spacecraft on missions where solar power is not feasible, such as outer planets or deep space missions.
What is the plural of spacecraft?
spacecrafts
What provides power for spacecraft?
There are many different types of power supplies for spacecraft. By far the most common is solar power (a solar array with a battery array). Solar power looses efficiency quickly the farther from the sun a spacecraft goes. Most deep space spacecraft use a thermo-nuclear battery. These batteries can last for decades. The voyager spacecrafts, launched in the 1970's, batteries will last until the mid 2020's!
Why should you send spacecrafts to space?
People send spacecrafts to space to explore what it is like in space and to take pictures to see if there is going to be life on a planet. They also see where things are. Hope that helps!
Why is fuel so useful in spacecrafts?
Fuel is so useful to spacecrafts because without the fuel the spacecraft would not go.
Why are fuel cells so useful in spacecrafts?
They supply power to the spacecraft during missions.
How can you observe objects in space?
spacecrafts
The power supply provides power for?
Computers
