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An astronaut throws a ball on the moon you throw an identical ball on earth using the same force which ball will travel a greater distance before it hits the ground?
The ball thrown on the moon would travel a greater distance before hitting the ground due to the moon's lower gravity compared to Earth. The lower gravity allows the ball to stay in the air for a longer time and cover more distance before falling back down compared to the ball thrown on Earth with its higher gravity.
What happens when the doctor throws a dried rose into the water?
When the doctor throws a dried rose into the water, it symbolizes a release or letting go of past emotions or memories associated with the rose. The act may represent a cleansing or healing process, allowing the doctor to confront and move on from their feelings. Additionally, the dried rose's transformation in the water can evoke themes of renewal and the passage of time. Ultimately, it serves as a poignant metaphor for change and the cycles of life.
Why is Bolerathan thrown from Pegasus?
Bolerathan is thrown from Pegasus after trying to steal the golden bridle that allows Pegasus to be controlled. Pegasus senses Bolerathan's treachery and throws him off as a form of self-defense.
What was Zeus power and symbol?
He throws lightening bolts and his symbol is the eagle.
Is a stars eventual fate determined by its initial mass or by the mass it has at the end of it's life?
Ultimately the mass a star has at the end of its life depends on its initial mass. This mass determines what stages a star will go through in its death throws.
What happens if an astronaut throws a tennis ball into space using newtons 1st law?
BLAH
How can an astronaut stranded in space use newton's third law to get back to his ship?
He throws away something
Why do free throws happen?
They happen because a person was fouled while shooting
If a 66.2 kilogram astronaut throws a 2 kilogram shotput at 32s what is the shotputs momentum?
Did you mean 32 m/s?If so, assuming astronaut is in the middle of intergalactic space:2kg * 32m/s = 64kg*m/s
An astronaut with a mass of 100 kilograms is floating in outerspace if the astronaut throws a 2-kilograms wrench at a speed of 10 meters per second his motion would best be describe as?
0.2 meters per second in the direction opposite where he threw the wrench.
What happen when somebody throws a baseball at your neck?
You will suffer a pain in the neck.
What would happen if Shaquille O'Neal hit two free throws in a row?
he will be handed the mvp.
Can you wake up drowning?
If you happen to fall into a body of water (or if someone throws you in) while you are asleep, then yes, you could wake up drowning. This doesn't happen very often.
A 81 kg astronaut floating in space throws a 5.9 kg rock at 5.3 meters per sec. How fast does the astronaut move backward?
He deposits (5.9 x 5.3) kg-m/sec of momentum to the rock, in that direction ---> . Since momentum is conserved, he himself must acquire the same amount of momentum in this direction <---. (His mass) times (his speed) = (5.9 x 5.3) His speed = (5.9 x 5.3) / (his mass) = (5.9 x 5.3 / 81) = 0.386 m/s (rounded)
While in empty space an astronaut throws a ball at a velocity of 14 ms. What will the velocity of the ball be after it has traveled 2 meters?
The velocity of the ball will remain constant at 14 m/s since there are no external forces acting on it to change its velocity in empty space.
What happens if you get called on a pushing foul?
Nothing. You'd just get called for a foul, and of they are in the bonus, they will get to shoot free throws, but unless it is flagrant nothing will happen.
How does littering happen?
littering happens when people are careless and throw their trash anywhere
