WHY ASTROUNAUTS HAS FEELING WEIGHTLESS NESS ? WHY WEARING THAT SUIT ?
WHY ASTROUNAUTS HAS FEELING WEIGHTLESS NESS ? WHY WEARING THAT SUIT ?
T.kumar , 10 Years ago
Grade 12
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SAI SARDAR
AUSTROUNAUTS HAVE FEELING OF WEIGHTLESSNESS,BECAUSE IN SPACE THERE IS LOW GRAVITATIONAL FORCE DUE LONG DISTANCE.THEY WEARING SUIT IT CONTAINS OXYGEN BECAUSE THERE IS NO OXYGGEN IN SPACE.
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Dheeru chowdary
The astronauts feels less weight in space because of the less gravity comparing with the earth & of the gravity is high than that of earth then they fell more weight
Prabhakar ch
The astronauts feels less weight in space because of the less gravity comparing with the earth & of the gravity is high than that of earth then they fell more weight.all the best for your bright future
Gaddam Chethan
Hello Kumar
A person feels weightless when he is undergoing free-fall; for example a person who is diving from a high platform will feel weightlessness till he/she hits the water. Astronauts wear special suits that don't float.
NAGOORVALI
dear friend waight not depending on suit it is affect of low gravitation force on earth gravitational acceleration is 9.8m/s2
N JYOTHEESWAR
DEAR KUMAR
Their tangential allows them to remain in orbital motion while the force of gravity pulls them inward .many students beleive that astrounats are weight less because they do not experience the force of gravity.
Gowri sankar
DEAR KUMAR,THEIR TANGENTIAL ALLOWS THEM TO REMAIN IN ORBITAL MOTION WHILE THE FORCE OF GRAVITY PULLS THEM IN WARD.MANY STUDENTS BELIEVE THAT ARE WEIGHT LESS BESAUSE THEY DO NOT EXPERIENCE THE FORCE OF GRAVITY.
raj
hellow kumar in space there is no gravitational force then there is no weight feeling
Y MANJUNADH
dear kumar,
we can simply say that ,the austronauts are feeling weightless because there is no gravitatonal much energy and fulfil of oxygen. and they are wearing suits because they used to protect and breathing oxygen.
sudarshan
A person feels weightless when he is undergoing free-fall; for example a person who is diving from a high platform will feel weightlessness till he/she hits the water. Astronauts wear special suits that don't float.
mohan
dear kumar...........
in which there is no gravity and they are wearing suits because they used to protect and breathing oxygen and also there is no trees..............
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