Satellite Terminology
Why do we need sattlites?
We need to navigate through space and communicate to other living bodies
What was the name of the first satellite launched?🤗
Sputink 1
what are Satellites used for?
To revolve around celestial bodies and find new discoveries
What is the cost of a satellite?
It depends on the model of the satellite, regular satellites can cost $1 million dollars, while more complex models can cost up to $300 million dollars.
Why do Satellites use Solar Power?
To run the sensors.(and it does run out)
what country made the first sattlite? 🤩
The soviet union
What satellite revolves around the Earth?
International Space Station (ISS)
What is the oldest satellite still in space?
Vanguard 1
how many times do satelites orbit the earth in a day
around 1400 times
Why don't Satellites not need fuel?
It keeps moving by gravity, and lack friction in space
how long does it take to make a sattlite from scratch?
16-18 months
what was the largest satellites?
Ganymede
How fast does the ISS Satellite revolve around the Earth?
18,000 miles per hour
who first thought about the satellite (not build)
Arthur C. Clarke
Where do dead Satellites go?
In to our atmosphere and burn up
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 was the smallest sattilite created?
Kalamsat
When did Voyager 1 reach the edge of the solar system?
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 sattlite is not solar powered?
Voyager probes
Where is Voyager 1 right now?
It is in the Ophiuchus Constellation
how many types of satellites are there
2 main times natural and artificial
what was the GOC satellite weight
1 ton