Astronauts in space can't stand at one place, because
(a)
there is no gravity
(b)
viscous forces of the atmosphere are very strong
(c)
solar wind exert an upward force
(d)
atmospheric pressure is very low
Astronauts in space can't stand at one place, because
(a)
there is no gravity
(b)
viscous forces of the atmosphere are very strong
(c)
solar wind exert an upward force
(d)
atmospheric pressure is very low
Question ID - 50389 | SaraNextGen Answer
Astronauts in space can't stand at one place, because
(a)
there is no gravity
(b)
viscous forces of the atmosphere are very strong
(c)
solar wind exert an upward force
(d)
atmospheric pressure is very low
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Astronauts in space can't stand at one place, because |
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(a) |
there is no gravity |
(b) |
viscous forces of the atmosphere are very strong |
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(c) |
solar wind exert an upward force |
(d) |
atmospheric pressure is very low |
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