Aerospace

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Q) What is entailed in the whole process of aircraft making? Q) What are the materials used to manufacture an aircraft engine? Q) What is the whole process in manufacturing of this material? Q) Can a satellite manufacturing occur side by side with other manufacturing products? Q) What are the materials used to manufacture airframe? Q) What should be the dimensions of an aircraft manufacturing industrial estate plant with the following capacity? Aircraft for 800 passengers Wing span 115.02 m (or ft-in) Length 105.22 m (or ft-in) Jets of two types, single- and two-storied Jumbo Military Space Radar. Aerospace provides expert technical and acquisition support to the Space Radar Integrated Program, which is being designed to provide global persistent intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance to the Defense Department and intelligence organizations, including worldwide day-night/all-weather imagery, moving-target information, and 3-D radar-mapping data. The system will give decision makers the ability to simultaneously look deep into denied areas of interest, in multiple theaters, across all levels of conflict nonintrusively and without risk to personnel or resources. Radar applications Radar software design Microwave technology Radio frequency technology Information assurance Spectrum analysis Electronic engineering Satellite operations Scientific/Military satellites and explorers-Project Report Q) What types of scientific satellites and explorers have there been? Q) What scientific satellites and explorers are planned for the future? Q) How much does one scientific satellite cost? Q) What is a satellite's life span? Q) How are names chosen for scientific satellites and explorers? Q) Is remote sensing always done using satellites? Q) Is there a difference between a Landsat satellite and a RADARSAT satellite? Q) What is the difference between an ACTIVE and a PASSIVE sensor? Q) How does radar work? Q) Is there one remote sensing satellite that is the best? Q) How high up are these satellites? Q) How many remote sensing satellites are there? Q) How do the remote sensing satellites "cover" the Earth? Q) How long does it take for a satellite to "cover" the Earth? Q) How is the satellite data sent from way up there, down to us? Q) How long does it take the data to reach Earth? Q) Why are some satellite images in black and white and others in colour? Q) Why do we get such strange colours in many of these satellite images? Q) Can sensors see underground or underwater? 1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data A plane with mass of 1090 kg is flying straight and level at an altitude of 1100 meters & a constant velocity of 200 kg/hr (55.55m/sec). Assuming that the acceleration due to gravity is 10 m/sec^2, the force on the plane due to gravity is 10900. Since the plane is in level flight, the net force in the y direction is 0 & the lifting force provided by the wings equals the weight of the plane. The wings at a 7.5 degree angle w/ respect to the vertical in order to make a turn. Part of the lifting force of the wings is now used to make the plane turn in a circle & theres less lift to counteract the force of gravity. How long will it take the plane to make one turn of 360 degrees at a velocity of 200 km/hr (55.55 m/sec)? 2. Relevant equations Vf=Vo+aT S=Vo(T)+1/2(a)(T)^2 s=theta(r) Time = Distance/radius (Do you have a question?) (Do you have better equation?) Aerospace Military Space Radar. Aerospace provides expert technical and acquisition support to the Space Radar Integrated Program, which is being designed to provide global persistent intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance to the Defense Department and intelligence organizations, including worldwide day-night/all-weather imagery, moving-target information, and 3-D radar-mapping data. The system will give decision makers the ability to simultaneously look deep into denied areas of interest, in multiple theaters, across all levels of conflict nonintrusively and without risk to personnel or resources. Radar applications Radar software design Microwave technology Radio frequency technology Information assurance Spectrum analysis Electronic engineering Satellite operations Program evaluation

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