Multiple Choice
Why is the space station not torn apart by tides from Earth?
A) It is too close to the center of Earth.
B) It lies outside the Earth's Roche limit.
C) It is held together by nuts and bolts.
D) Its self-gravity is too strong.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q9: Tides are strongest when the Moon is
Q10: Io's volcanic activity is due to tidal
Q11: The SOHO satellite is located in<br>A) a
Q12: Tides play a role in the interaction
Q13: What is the Roche limit and how
Q15: Assume for a moment that Earth has
Q16: How do the Sun's and Moon's tidal
Q17: Due to tidal bulging of Earth and
Q18: How does the tidal force of Jupiter
Q19: Explain how the Moon became tidally locked