A space craft achieved a maximum speed of 125,000 km/h on its way to photograph Beyond what distance from the Sun is this speed sufficient to escape the solar system?

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Please help with the solution to this question. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of conducting a communication mission from a Geostationary Orbit (GEO), Low Earth Orbit (LEO), and a Molniya (Highly Elliptical) Orbit Communications GEO LEO Molniya Advantage       Disadvantage

A planet in a distant solac system is 10 times mose massive than the earth and it's rading is 10 times tualler. Gireen that escape velocity from surface of planet would be I

F  =  9/5 C  + 32 ;          C  =  5/9  (F - 32);         K  =  273  +  C;      Lambda   =    2900/T;       T^4   =  I (128)(10^8);       I1/I2    = ( D2 / D1 )2 Show All Calculations What is the intensity of sunlight on planet XZEON if: The intensity of direct sunlight on earth is Ie = 2.0 calories per square centimeter per minute and Planet XZEON is 7.7 times farther from the sun than the earth is.

any scale model for solar system the sun is represented by an object that is 4.5 feet in the diameter how large would a scale earth need to be in feet in this model

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As a consequence of conservation of ............., the 2nd Law of Planetary Motion also implies that a planet will move ............ when farther away from its host star.

High energy cosmic rays from space hit the nitrogen in the atmosphereand convert it from nitrogen (N14) into carbon (C14). This produces a steadyconcentration of C14 in the atmosphere once the decay rate of the C14 back intoN14 matches the conversion rate from the cosmic ray flux (which is assumedto be constant for reasons you can ask me about if you want) a) What kind of radiation (what kind of particle) does the C14 emit when it decays? Tellme how you know?b) The concentration of C14 in plants (and animals) comes into equilibrium with the at-mosphere because living things use the ambient carbon to make their cellular structures.However, once a plant dies, it no longer consumes C14. The C14 starts to decay away—allowing us to calculate when the plant died because the C14/C12 ratio doesn’t match theatmosphere. If the half life of C14 is 5000 years, what is the age of a piece of charcoal froma site from the Clovis peoples of North America if the concentration of C14 is 15% of…