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How a flag flies in moon?
On the Moon, there is no atmosphere to create wind currents, so a flag would not wave or flutter like it does on Earth. When the Apollo missions planted flags on the Moon, they had a horizontal rod along the top to hold the flag out so it wouldn't just hang down like a curtain.
What flag would you find on the moon?
The flag that represents the moon is the moon!
What flag was put on the moon?
It was American Flag that was first ever put on the moon.
Why doesnt the moon have enough gravity on it to pull us down?
It does. Astronauts on the moon can jump higher than they do on Earth but they still come back down. The moon's gravity is weaker than Earth's because the moon has less mass.
What country's flag has a crescent moon and a star on it?
The flag with a crescent moon and a star is Turkey's flag.
How a flag flies in moon?
On the Moon, there is no atmosphere to create wind currents, so a flag would not wave or flutter like it does on Earth. When the Apollo missions planted flags on the Moon, they had a horizontal rod along the top to hold the flag out so it wouldn't just hang down like a curtain.
Why the flag in the moon is moving if theres no air?
The flad doesn't move. Its held up by a bar that goes through the top of the flag, making it look like its waving. Without the bar, the flag would just hang down as it does on earth when there is no wind to unfurl it.
Where is the only flag that cannot be taken down?
The moon
What flag would you find on the moon?
The flag that represents the moon is the moon!
How did the American Flag stay on the moon?
The flag remains on the Moon .
Why is the American flag waving on the moon?
the flag waves because it was planted in the soil and Neil Armstrong twisted the poles.this is obvious because int other footage you can see the flag is not moving when he walks past it.Since there is no wind on the moon the flag pole made of the moon landing was an upside-down "L" shape to hold the flag material straight out.
What flag was put on the moon?
It was American Flag that was first ever put on the moon.
Is there a Japanese flag on the moon?
No. Only Americans have walked on the moon so there is an American flag on the moon.
Why doesnt the moon have enough gravity on it to pull us down?
It does. Astronauts on the moon can jump higher than they do on Earth but they still come back down. The moon's gravity is weaker than Earth's because the moon has less mass.
What country's flag has a crescent moon and a star on it?
The flag with a crescent moon and a star is Turkey's flag.
What flag is red with a white moon and star?
The flag that is red with a white moon and star is the flag of Turkey.
Why do flags photographed on the Moon appear to be flying?
There is gravity on the moon, but it is much less strong [only about 1/6th] than it is on earth. Actually, the flag hangs, it does not fly. It hangs and appears to fly due to a little mechanical assistance.A piece of stiff wire was attached to the flag pole, and hidden in the top seam of the material so that it could not be seen in the photo. Without doing this [a rigid horizontal support] the flag would just limply hang down, like flags do on Earth when there is no breeze.There is no wind on the moon, and practically no atmosphere. That is why the flag cannot actually 'fly' there.There are two explanations for why the flag appears to be fluttering in the breeze:It was crumpled during transit. The lightness of the fabric, combined with the weakness of the gravity, meant the wrinkles were not smoothed out by gravity as much as they would have been on earth.The act of planting the flag started it moving. In the absence of air resistance, it took some time for this movement to stop.The movement of the flag on the surface of the moon was caused by the vaccum. Vaccum has less particles than our atmosphere does. This causes the flag to be able to move after it is placed on the surface of the moon.The flag NEVER moves unless an astronaut is moving it, has just moved it and it is settling down, or at least brushes against it in passing. David Scott did that on Apollo 15, and you could see the flag edge moving like a pendulum, with no air to "catch" the cloth and slow it to a quicker stop.
