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Space Travel and Exploration
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What would you need to survive on the moon?
To survive on the moon, you would need a spacesuit with life support systems to provide oxygen, regulate temperature, and protect you from radiation. You would also need a habitat or shelter to shield you from the extreme temperatures and micrometeoroids. Additionally, you would require a reliable source of food and water, as well as a way to generate power for heating, lighting, and communication.
Yes it is a boys name. Yuri Geller, a mind bender became quite famous with that name.
(additional answer) There were also Yuri Gagarin and Yuri Andropov.
A revolver, the globe, the tray inside a microwave, ceiling fans, windmills.
Bicycle tires, airplane propellers, all planets, all stars, all comets in closed orbits,
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Laika was a Soviet space dog who became the first animal to orbit the Earth aboard the Sputnik 2 spacecraft in 1957. She was launched into space from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in present-day Kazakhstan. Unfortunately, Laika did not survive the mission, as the technology to safely return animals from space had not yet been developed.
How often are there 13 full moons in one year?
Oh, dude, buckle up for this one! So, technically, there can be 13 full moons in a year when there are two full moons in one calendar month, which happens about every 2-3 years. It's like that rare bonus round in a video game, except it's just the moon doing its thing. So, yeah, 13 full moons in a year? It's like spotting a unicorn at a petting zoo - rare, but totally possible.
What was the first thing that went to space?
The first manmade object in space were the German V-2 rockets in World War II, they flew a suborbital path and some may have reached the 100 km height that NASA defines as the altitude where space begins.
What is 78238.60674 miles per second converted into miles per year?
One regular year is equal to 60 x 60 x 24 x 365 = 31536000 seconds. Therefore, 78238.60674 miles per second is equal to 78238.60674 x 31536000 = 2467332702152.64 miles per year.
What are examples of things that revolve?
All the planets!!! :)
The definition for revolve is' to move in a circular orbit around' or' circle on a central axis'.
Examples of things that revolve are the planets as mentioned above, spinning tops, world globe.
