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... the main ones are those powering up the systems, followed by the computer control buttons since the computers control most of the systems.
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... ;our International Space Station is built by spacewalking astronauts. The outside spacesuits will also have to protect the guest from radiation and the impact of small space debris. They will also have to ... .
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... on the Earth because gravity is not pulling the blood down to our feet. Some of the blood water is what makes the face swell; however, most of the extra blood not needed is eliminated from the ... and some people will faint on standing up, because they are not getting enough blood to supply oxygen and nutrients to the brain.
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... technologies. Risk in spaceflight depends on such things as the length of the trip, the spacecraft, the mission, and the crew. For the Space Shuttle, experts disagree on the chances for dying on a typical mission. But ... provided by Brad McLain & Liv Arnesen
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... when they traveled to it. This is the true color of the Moon since there is no atmosphere to absorb the light from the Moon reaching the eyes of the astronauts.
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The orbiter has about 1700 switches. All the systems are controlled electrically, mainly through computers but sometimes manually directly from the switches.
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... the commander initiates the deorbit command. Soon after the button has been pushed, the orbital maneuvering rockets fire to slow the orbiter down, beginning the descent from space into the atmosphere. The deorbit maneuvering is automated, giving the crew the ...
... four main parts: the orbiter, the external tank, and the two solid rocket boosters. As prepared for launch, the total assembly is 184.2 feet high, 76.6 feet from the belly of the external tank to the top of the orbiter vertical stabilizer, and 78.1 feet from orbiter wing tip-to-wing tip. (Ref.1) Measurements of the individual parts are: Orbiter ...
... and satellites to learn about the space environment and space travel in order to determine the types of hazards that exist. Many of the risks faced on Earth are also faced in space. Depending ... to those in a space environment. However, there are some particular challenges that are unique to space: a lack of breathable air in the space environment, travel at a high rate of speed ...
... you are headed. Earth's orbit? The Moon? Mars or beyond? But no matter what your flight plan, the primary attractions will be an unmatched view of the Earth, the strange feeling of weightlessness, and the wide-eyed wonder of being miles above the planet.
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