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What spurred the development of the space program?
The fear the the Russians would get to space and the moon first and would gain a military advantage.
How would it have affected us if the space program never occurred?
Development for the space program include research into manufacturing methods and device miniaturization to reduce the weight and size of equipment going into the space vehicles. This was needed to minimize the amount of material to be launched into space. It resulted in many inventions and the development of new materials in manufacturing as well as the development of sensors and medical equipment such as the pacemaker. Much of this was made available to the public and businesses in various ways such as the publication of the Nasa Tech Brief magazine. Without the space program we would be without all these benefits and life saving equipment.
Why is a space suit important?
A space suit is important because it provides protection for astronauts in the harsh environment of space. It provides necessary oxygen, temperature regulation, pressure control, and shielding from harmful radiation. Without a space suit, astronauts would not be able to survive in space.
What happens if you get stuck in space?
If you get stuck in space without a spacecraft or protective gear, you would be exposed to the vacuum of space, where there is no air or pressure. This would lead to unconsciousness within seconds, followed by death from asphyxiation or extreme temperatures soon after. It is important to always have proper equipment and follow safety protocols when in space.
Why would astronauts have to know what gravity is?
It is a common misconception that gravity does not exist in space. The truth is that in space, gravity is the most important force in governing the movement of large objects. You cannot plot a trajectory in space without understanding gravity.
What spurred the development of the space program?
The fear the the Russians would get to space and the moon first and would gain a military advantage.
What happens to a dead body in outer space?
It would desiccate (mummify), Note that there would be considerable variation depending on how it was "protected" (naked, space-suit, sealed casket).
How did people go to the space before space shuttles?
Early astronauts went into space aboard rockets protected within a capsule that would orbit the earth and then return by landing in the ocean where military helicopters and ships would recover them.
What visual aid would most effectively support the speaker's argument A student gives a speech to her class about the development of the space program in the US?
A timeline of important dates in the program's history
Why is a greenbelt a good place for housing?
It is not, it is just an area that has not yet been developed that housing companies would like to get their hands on.It is important to the environment and humanity that green belt land remains protected form housing development.
How would such a development have improve these early human life chances for survival?
The development ensured that only important and development channeled culture were exchanged.
Can an astronaut take a monkey into space?
If he took a monkey with him, presumably for scientific purposes, it would need to wear a suit just like the astronaut so it could breath and be protected from space.
Why was afterlife important to the Egyptian?
Because it was believed that the Pharaohs and other important men would live on in the after life and fight the evil. This means that the Egyptian people would be protected from the evil.
Which graphic organizer would help you visualize important events in the history of the US space program?
A timeline would help you visualize important events in the history of the US space program.
What would you need to go to Jupiter?
you would need a space suit and supplies also a lot of space food and the most important a spacecraft.
Why would it be important to find water on the moon?
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How is a space station protected from meteors?
The space station is logically only "protected" from meteors by the earths gravitational field, which would capture anything that is in an erratic orbit, larger objects would be harder to capture, our best defense against meteors is with some kind of radar then computer controlled navigation to avoid them, as far as I know there is no real protection against meteors.
