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... satellite being hit by a meteorite, but it could happen. It is one of the risks of spaceflight. There are one or two instances when a satellite has been hit by another satellite, however.
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Answer provided by Derek Webber
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A few astronauts get sick at first, although I never did. There is probably fear there for everyone, but we control it.
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Answer provided by Col. USAF (Ret.) Rick Searfoss
Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and Answer extracted from the book Kids to Space - by Lonnie Schorer
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... via satellite. You get to see most of the Direct TV sports coverage because of satellites. Blackberry and pager messages also often go by satellite. It's hard to think of normal life today without satellites.
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... Station probably gets hit by very tiny (dust particle size) objects quite often. It is possible that larger objects could hit the Space Station, but this is very unlikely.
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The chances of getting hit by any kind of large asteroid are very, very slim. You are just as likely to be hit by an asteroid in space as you are here on ... Readdy
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... SATELLITES AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH'''
by King-Hele, D.
''New York, 1960: Dover Publications, Inc., 180 pages, $4.00''
The book covers the life history of individual satellites and looks into the laws of satellite motion, tracking, scientific experiments, and discoveries made with individual satellites (radiation zones, sources of magnetism, space temperatures ...
... EARTH SATELLITES AS RESEARCH VEHICLES'''
by Various
''Philadelphia, 1956: Franklin Institute, 115 pages, OP''
The proceedings of a symposium, the book contains papers on the IGY program, Moon rockets, space medical research with automatic satellites, astrophysical ...
... SOVIET WRITINGS ON EARTH SATELLITES AND SPACE TRAVEL'''
by Various
''New York, 1958: Citadel Press, 253 pages, $3.95''
The book includes numerous translations ... Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III
Category:Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology ...
... ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES OF THE EARTH'''
by Petrov, V.
''Delhi (India), 1960: Hindustan Publishing Corp., 267 pages, $9.50 (available through Gordon ... titles in the series "International Monographs on Advanced Mathematics and Physics," this work was translated by B. S. Sharma under the supervision of the Ministry of Defence, Defence Science Laboratory of ...
... busy learning how to move around in different gravity you can get disoriented or make mistakes. That can be frustrating and get on your nerves. But the excitement of being in space and the accomplishments of the work more than balance the frustration for most people.
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