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What are Satellites?
What are Satellites? Satellites are revolving bodies which revolve around the orbit of a body. As we all know there are two types of satellites in human history i.e. Natural Satellite and Artificial satellite (human made). In Natural satellite, objects like Moon, asteroids, small dwarf stone etc. comes which rotates around the planet. Anything man-made which rotates around the planet for certain time period is called artificial Satellite. According to NASA “a satellite is an object that moves around a larger object. We can say, Earth is a satellite because it moves around the sun. The moon is also a satellite because it moves around Earth. Earth and the moon…
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An overview about Solar System
An Overview Of Solar System A solar system is star system which contains all planet, asteroids, moons or small debris and comets. They all revolve around particular star in an elliptical pattern. Maximum every star has its own solar system and there are millions of billions of stars in our milky way galaxy and other galaxy which has solar system. Its not about one star, some solar system has two or three stars in solar system and because of that there is never night on their planet. About 4.5-billion-year-old is our solar system when every thing was gas and cloud around our Sun. At the center, gravity pulled more and…
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A Glimpse on NASA
NASA stands for National aeronautics and space administration. It is an executive branch of federal government of United States. NASA is responsible for the civilian space programs and research on aeronautics and aerospace. It was formed on 29 July, 1958 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The firm was established with an orientation to encourage peaceful applications in the space science. NASA led most of the U.S. space exploration efforts which includes The Apollo Moon landing missions, Skylab space station, The Space Shuttle Program, International Space station Program, The Mercury Program etc. Currently, NASA is supporting the International Space Station and is looking after the development of the Orion Multi-Purpose Crew…
