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What is the most widely accepted altitude where space
begins? - Answer-62 miles
Who is known as the "Father or Modern Astronautics"? -
Answer-Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
What does Newton's third law of motion state? - Answer-
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
For what does GNSS stand? - Answer-Global Navigation
Satellite System
What was the name of the first joint international space
mission that took place in 1975? This involved the linkup in
space of American and Soviet manned spacecraft. -
Answer-Apollo-Soyuz
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Which of the following is NOT true regarding cumulus
clouds? - Answer-They are high in the sky
A nautical mile is longer that a statute mile and is equal to
how many feet? - Answer-6,076 feet
What is the name of the company that won the Ansari X-
Prize - Answer-Scaled Composites
While GPS has many uses, it was primarily developed for
which of the following purposes? - Answer-To enhance the
effectiveness of US and allied military forces
What rocket was used to launch the first manned Apollo
mission, Apollo 7? - Answer-Saturn IB
Who developed a technique called spin stabilization? -
Answer-William Hale
What US manned space program was the first to use a
two man capsule? - Answer-Gemini
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The approximate daily dosage of radiation on the
International Space Station is equivalent to how many
chest x-rays? - Answer-About 8
Who was the first American to orbit the Earth? - Answer-
John Glenn
What is the standard pressure? - Answer-29.92 inches of
mercury
What term is defined as the tendency of an object at rest
to stay at rest and an object in motion to stay in motion? -
Answer-Inertia
What rocket was used to launch Gemini missions in 1965
and 1966 - Answer-Titan II
What term describes spacecraft that fly by, orbit, or land
on a celestial body other than Earth? - Answer-Space
probes
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What is one significant way that the Gemini missions
paved the way for Apollo missions? - Answer-They
demonstrated rendezvous and docking procedures
What was the name of Alan Shepard's Mercury space
capsule? - Answer-Freedom 7
What rocket was used to launch Skylab into space? -
Answer-Titan II
What was the first weather satellite? What was its name? -
Answer-1960; TIROS I
What was the first communication satellite? What was its
name? - Answer-1962; TELSTAR
When was the first satellite sent into space? What was its
name? - Answer-1957; Sputnik I
In what year was the first US satellite successfully
launched into orbit around the Earth? What was its name?
- Answer-1958; Explorer I
CAP Billy Mitchell Aerospace Practice ||Verified
Exam!!|| Most Recent Exam Actual Complete Real
Exam Questions And Correct Answers (Verified
Answers) Already Graded A+ | Guaranteed Success!!
Newest Exam!!!
What is the most widely accepted altitude where space
begins? - Answer-62 miles
Who is known as the "Father or Modern Astronautics"? -
Answer-Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
What does Newton's third law of motion state? - Answer-
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
For what does GNSS stand? - Answer-Global Navigation
Satellite System
What was the name of the first joint international space
mission that took place in 1975? This involved the linkup in
space of American and Soviet manned spacecraft. -
Answer-Apollo-Soyuz
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Which of the following is NOT true regarding cumulus
clouds? - Answer-They are high in the sky
A nautical mile is longer that a statute mile and is equal to
how many feet? - Answer-6,076 feet
What is the name of the company that won the Ansari X-
Prize - Answer-Scaled Composites
While GPS has many uses, it was primarily developed for
which of the following purposes? - Answer-To enhance the
effectiveness of US and allied military forces
What rocket was used to launch the first manned Apollo
mission, Apollo 7? - Answer-Saturn IB
Who developed a technique called spin stabilization? -
Answer-William Hale
What US manned space program was the first to use a
two man capsule? - Answer-Gemini
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The approximate daily dosage of radiation on the
International Space Station is equivalent to how many
chest x-rays? - Answer-About 8
Who was the first American to orbit the Earth? - Answer-
John Glenn
What is the standard pressure? - Answer-29.92 inches of
mercury
What term is defined as the tendency of an object at rest
to stay at rest and an object in motion to stay in motion? -
Answer-Inertia
What rocket was used to launch Gemini missions in 1965
and 1966 - Answer-Titan II
What term describes spacecraft that fly by, orbit, or land
on a celestial body other than Earth? - Answer-Space
probes
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What is one significant way that the Gemini missions
paved the way for Apollo missions? - Answer-They
demonstrated rendezvous and docking procedures
What was the name of Alan Shepard's Mercury space
capsule? - Answer-Freedom 7
What rocket was used to launch Skylab into space? -
Answer-Titan II
What was the first weather satellite? What was its name? -
Answer-1960; TIROS I
What was the first communication satellite? What was its
name? - Answer-1962; TELSTAR
When was the first satellite sent into space? What was its
name? - Answer-1957; Sputnik I
In what year was the first US satellite successfully
launched into orbit around the Earth? What was its name?
- Answer-1958; Explorer I
