NASA

Yes, the International Space Station can be seen from Dayton, Ohio. The ISS is visible to the naked eye as a fast-moving bright dot in the sky when it passes overhead, usually in the early morning or evening. You can use websites or apps like Spot The Station to find out when it will be visible from your location.

Oh, i don't know. Maybe because we need tham to actually explore space! That's right, rockets are mainly or always used to get up into space... without them we won't be able to get up there in the first place!

Space shuttles are placed in a hangar at Kennedy Space Center when not on a mission or on pre- or post flight processing. The very tall Vehicle Assembly Building is where they are prepared for flight and where the External Fuel Tank and Solid Rocket Boosters are joined to the orbiter. Post flight checks and repairs are also carried out here.

The five space shuttles were named: Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour. These shuttles were part of NASA's Space Shuttle program, with Columbia being the first to launch in 1981 and Endeavour being the last in 1992.

The objective of the ISS, as defined by NASA, is to develop and test technologies for exploration spacecraft systems, develop techniques to maintain crew health and performance on missions beyond low Earth orbit, and gain operational experience that can be applied to exploration missions.

Neil Armstrong died in 2012.

The shuttle does not immediately go to the ISS, but 'parks' in earth orbit for a time during which the shuttle is checked for damage and equipment is also tested and organized. They gradually catch up with the ISS in a complex process of orbital mechanics. The docking occurs approximately two days after launch.

Mariner 9 was launched successfully on May 30, 1971. This made it the first artificial satellite of Mars when it arrived and went into orbit.

Yes, space exploration is worth it because it helps us expand our knowledge of the universe, inspires scientific and technological advancements, and has practical benefits such as improving our understanding of Earth and developing new technologies. Additionally, space exploration fosters international collaboration and pushes the boundaries of human capabilities.

In microgravity, water behaves differently and tends to form floating blobs rather than flowing down surfaces like on Earth. As a result, astronauts must use wet wipes or special rinseless shampoo to clean themselves, while also being careful to avoid creating floating droplets of water that could damage equipment or electronics on board the space station. Additionally, astronauts need to be mindful of hygiene and cleanliness to prevent the spread of germs in the confined space environment of the spacecraft.

NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. It is the United States government agency responsible for the nation's civilian space program and for aeronautics and aerospace research.

There is no certain answer for this question, but it is believed that Atlantis is lost under the sea, and that no one has discovered it; Atlantis is believed to be a legend. Some new theories say that Atlantis' gate is lost in the Bermuda triangle, still under water.

NASA and other space agencies continue to explore space to further scientific knowledge, understand the universe, and potentially find answers to questions about the origins of life and the possibility of life beyond Earth. Space exploration also drives technological advancements that benefit society and can inspire future generations to pursue careers in science and technology.

I think that a 'Spaceship' needs to be defined before anyone answers your question. A Spaceship is a fanciful science fiction object . A Spaceship is not another name for a Satellite or Space Station. Spaceships are the things of novelists whom write make believe stories about people traveling off into outer space beyond the earth's atmosphere. Because there never was and have not yet been any spaceships available for people to travel into outer space, then they are certainly not an invention. They are simply a fictional idea.

The International Space Station travels at a speed of approximately 28,000 kilometers per hour (17,500 miles per hour) in orbit around the Earth.

The purpose of a space shuttle is to transport astronauts and cargo into space, enable crewed missions to space stations, satellites, and other space destinations, conduct scientific research in space, and assist in the maintenance and repair of satellites in orbit.

NASA's first major failure was the loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter in 1999. The spacecraft was intended to study the Martian climate, but a navigation error caused it to burn up in the atmosphere. This incident highlighted the importance of proper communication and units conversion in space missions.

The space shuttle is NASA's space transportation system, designed to carry astronauts and cargo to and from Earth orbit. The first space shuttle flight took place in 1981. The space shuttle fleet is scheduled to be retired in 2011. When the shuttle program ends, the space shuttle will have been launched on more than 130 missions. :):):):):)

Relatively clear weather. If there's a problem in reentry they can ditch in the ocean.

== == == == There are several good reasons for having the launch site where it is.

- It's fairly close to the equator, at least relative to the rest of the United States. Being close to the equator gives the launch vehicle a bit of a boost because of the rotation of the earth. - It's on the east coast, so an eastward launch does its dangerous stuff over the ocean, where it's less likely to cause a big lawsuit.

- The infrastructure, which was built for Apollo, was already there.

It doesn't snow, tis true, but the salt air, hurricanes, and frequent afternoon thunderstorms aren't a particularly great environment to work in. There are places with better weather, but those other advantages are hard to beat.

The two white Solid Rocket Boosters land in the sea aided by drogue chutes, and are recovered by ships for return to their manufacturer to be prepared for re-use.

The large External Fuel Tank burns up as it re-enters the atmosphere.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower authorized the creation of NASA, which was formed out of the earlier NACA (National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Guyford Stever, Wernher von Braun and Hugh Dryden were among the heads of the groups organized under NASA.

There have been six manned missions to the moon, all conducted by NASA between 1969 and 1972. These missions were part of the Apollo program and resulted in a total of 12 astronauts walking on the moon's surface.

US Navy pilot and astronaut Alan Shepard (1923-1998) became the first US man in space when he flew a suborbital rocket flight in his Freedom 7 spacecraft on May 5, 1961. He flew approximately 303 miles in the 15-minute flight, reaching a maximum altitude of 116.5 miles.