Satellites Around the Earth
Trending Questions
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The frequency band used in the downlink of satellite communication is
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The country known as the land of midnight sun
Q. Why don't satellites crash into each other?
- The orbit in which they revolve is too big, and thus it's rare that the satellite can crash.
- The researchers launch satellites at different times.
- The orbit of each satellite is defined with precise calculations by space researchers.
- If two satellites come closer, the researchers change their path.
Q. Dish in television set receives signals from a satellite moving far above in space.
- True
- False
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It is possible to put an artificial satellite into orbit in such a way that it will remain directly over New Delhi
- True
- False
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How many satellites are currently orbiting in space?
- 2700
- 3500
- 4900
- 5200
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How many natural satellites does the Earth have?
- None
- One
- Two
- Twelve
Q. How many natural satellites are revolving around the Earth?
- 1
Q. What is the path in which the Earth constantly revolves around the sun called?
- Ellipse
- Circle
- Orbit
- Triangle