Satellite Terminology
What is the name of the chief designer of the first satellite to ever be launched into space?🇪🇺
Sergei Korolev
What was the name of the first satellite launched?🤗
Sputink 1
what are Satellites used for?🥺
A: For science exploration
B: Proper communication
C: To monitor Earth
D: Weather forecasting
E: other option
What is the cost of a satellite?👾
Many satellites can cost from $1 million to over $300 million .
Why do Satellites use Solar Power?😜
Because it’s a more efficient way of energy for satellites because the Sun’s light is constantly shining most of the time onto Earth’s orbit and satellites in space, so it’s a more convenient option for fueling the satellites rather than using fossil based fuels.
what country made the first sattlite? 🤩
The Soviet Union
What is the heliopause ?🍒
The Sun’s magnetic field.
What is the biggest satellite still in space?🧚♀️
Ganymede, or Jupiter III
Around how many times do satellites orbit the earth in a day? (Low Earth orbit)🍪
around 15-16 times
Why do most satellites not need fuel?😬
When was the first satellite launched into orbit?🐎
October 4 , 1957
What is currently the largest natural satellite in the solar system ? 🫶🏻
Ganymede or Jupiter III
What is the heliopause?🍡
The Sun’s magnetic field.
What is the name of the satellite that first contained a living creature inside it ? What was its name?🫧
Sputnik 2, Laika
Where do dead satellites go?🌈
It decays and burns up in the atmosphere.
What is a disadvantage of satellites? 😎
A: The cost of manufacturing and finding materials
B: Space debris and collisions
C:Environmental impact
D:Space weather dependency
What is the smallest natural satellite orbiting in space currently?🦄
Mimas , one of Jupiters current moons.
When did Voyager 1 reach the edge of the Sun’s magnetic field?🔥
August 25 ,2012
Who invented the Satellite?🤯
Sergei Korolev
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🥵How many Satellites are orbiting around the Earth
Over 2,500 Satellites
What was the first Satellite Canada has ever launched?🦋
Alouette 1
What is an example of a satellite that is not solar powered? 😱
Voyager probes
How far is Voyager 1 right now?🌕
25 billion kilometers from Earth, or 15.6 billion miles from Earth.
What was Sputnik 3 originally supposed to be?🏆
It was supposed to be the first satellite model, but due to its complexity and time-taking process, they decided to create Sputnik 1, which was a much simpler design.
What is the RTG method?🌃
It is a form of energy used for satellites , which involves using radioactive decay or other space debris , which is then converted into energy for the satellite.