Tazama satelite hizi usiku wa siku husika

[Faana]

Ndugu wana JF nimeipata hii kutoka kwa rafiki yangu nimeona ni vema ku-share nanyi, na hasa wale wenye interest na mambo haya karibuni.

Take time in the evening on 1st August and 6th August to watch these satellites.

On 1st August at-6:45 pm-to-6:50 pm-watch the International Space Station.

On 6th August at-7:39 pm-EXACTLY watch the Iridium satellite flare.

Exact times are given for Dar es Salaam in the attached path map across the skies. For times for your particular locations to the webpage-http://heavens-above.com/ and enter your location latitude and longitude.

Many other observing days and many other satellites can be found on this website.

 

[Walas Ba]

Hivi unalengo gani ww

 

[pleo]

Hivi unalengo gani ww

katumwa na NASA ukitoka kuziangalia wanakupiga picha.

 

[Murano]

nouma kweli

 

[Faana]

Hivi unalengo gani ww

Ndugu wana JF nimeipata hii kutoka kwa rafiki yangu nimeona ni vema ku-share nanyi, na hasa wale wenye interest na mambo haya karibuni.

Lengo ni kujifunza

 

[ymollel]

Ndugu wana JF nimeipata hii kutoka kwa rafiki yangu nimeona ni vema ku-share nanyi, na hasa wale wenye interest na mambo haya karibuni.

Lengo ni kujifunza

Ni kweli kabisa coz wengine hufikiri kila kinachong·aa angani usiku ni nyota.,,,

 

[Faana]

Ni kweli kabisa coz wengine hufikiri kila kinachong·aa angani usiku ni nyota.,,,

Na wengine huamini ni kimondo hawajui kama kuna chombo kinaitwa ISS na hupita angani several times kila siku na kwamba ndani yake kuna binadamu

Did you know that the ISS goes so fast that it would go the Moon and back in a day, that you can connect a hairdryer in Newark to a power plug in NYC using its electrical cables, that is almost as big as Princess Leia's spaceship, or that three crew members will eat the equivalent of 32,558 Big Macs in six months? Read on for 15 awesome facts about the ISS.

http://sploid.gizmodo.com/15-awesome-facts-about-the-international-space-station-1468236778