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What machinery do they use on a space mission?

  • Can you please just name the piece of machinery they used and in what mission? I want to be able to make my mom proud that I did my own work. Please help me? Here is the full question: Research a tool or a piece of machinery that scientists have used on a space mission. With your knowledge of simple machines, specifically describe how it was used to collect data for this mission. Include a diagram or picture (if possible) and be sure to list what mission this machine or tool was used on.

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    The C.O.L.B.E.R.T. device (Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill) has been used to exercise astronauts on the ISS. You can look that up. http://esamultimedia.esa.int/docs/hsf_research/ISS_User_Guide/33_CounterMeasures_web.pdf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treadmill_with_Vibration_Isolation_Stabilization

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You're in GT too? Haha so anyway, this question was confusing but just think of all the simple machines, and just something used in space like a rover, satellite, even a parachute and think of how the simple machines help these machines. Wheel and axel and screw are probably easiest. You really should email or webmail me for help :)

Do you own work and make her proud Go to Wikipedia and look up the moon missions and read about the equipment they used and pick one that you can explain its operations - like gripper, etc.

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