Sputnik I is an artificial satellite because it is

Analysis of Documents 1 and 2 :

Doc. 1   In 1952, scientists made July 1957 to December 1958 the International Geophysical Year because of certain factors. In July 1955, The White House released plans to launch a satellite. It started the beginning of a bunch of new technological advancements. The launching of Sputnik I was a big event.  

Doc. 2    President Kennedy wanted the science community to launch a  satellite so that he could put a person on the moon by the end of the 1960’s.  Doing this under a lot of pressure was hard. The vast majority of the Federal budget went towards Apollo because the project cost twenty four billion dollars.

Analysis of Event as a Cause or Effect:

Doc. 1   The Sputnik launch and the White House preparations happened because the International Council of Scientific Unions created the International Geophysical Year because of the anticipated significance of the “cycles of solar activity ( according to Document 1, from NASA’s History web site).  

Doc. 2    “By 1966, the 10,000 people employed at the space agency in 1960 had grown to 36,000. NASA’s annual budget increased from 500 million dollars in 1960 to a high point of 5.2 billion dollars…” ( according Document 2, from National Park Service’s website) because President Kennedy wanted a person on the moon by the end of the 1960’s.  

My predictions about future events like the one described in the two documents:  

Our technology will keep advancing and improving. Soon, we will be able to travel to mars or venus soon. We will be able to make suits of some sort to be able to assist to sustain life on other planets.  

The U.S.A. or Switzerland (IMD world competitiveness rankings 2019 pg. 37), will  because advanced technologies possessed will send a person to a new uninhabited planet,moon, etc. and others will follow after us.  

Analysis of Documents 1 and 2 :

Doc. 1   In 1952, scientists made July 1957 to December 1958 the International Geophysical Year because of certain factors. In July 1955, The White House released plans to launch a satellite. It started the beginning of a bunch of new technological advancements. The launching of Sputnik I was a big event.  

Doc. 2    President Kennedy wanted the science community to launch a  satellite so that he could put a person on the moon by the end of the 1960’s.  Doing this under a lot of pressure was hard. The vast majority of the Federal budget went towards Apollo because the project cost twenty four billion dollars.

Analysis of Event as a Cause or Effect:

Doc. 1   The Sputnik launch and the White House preparations happened because the International Council of Scientific Unions created the International Geophysical Year because of the anticipated significance of the “cycles of solar activity ( according to Document 1, from NASA’s History web site).  

Doc. 2    “By 1966, the 10,000 people employed at the space agency in 1960 had grown to 36,000. NASA’s annual budget increased from 500 million dollars in 1960 to a high point of 5.2 billion dollars…” ( according Document 2, from National Park Service’s website) because President Kennedy wanted a person on the moon by the end of the 1960’s.  

My predictions about future events like the one described in the two documents:  

Our technology will keep advancing and improving. Soon, we will be able to travel to mars or venus soon. We will be able to make suits of some sort to be able to assist to sustain life on other planets.  

The U.S.A. or Switzerland (IMD world competitiveness rankings 2019 pg. 37), will  because advanced technologies possessed will send a person to a new uninhabited planet,moon, etc. and others will follow after us.  

The USSR had launched the world's first

artificial satellite.

Explanation:

The USSR had launched the world's first

artificial satellite.

Explanation:

Thus question lacks a picture or option, but nevertheless:

Answer:

There are 3 types of friction:1) Static friction - when you apply force and the object does not move.2) Sliding friction - when the surface if the object moves on other.3) Rolling friction - when any wheel or ball moves on any surface rolling friction is applied. it is very less than sliding friction.

If it's an open question, then 

Answer:

When it comes to areas that humanity does not affect in terms of vegetation, colder areas such the Tundra come to mind.

The Tundra is known for:

- Very cold climates

- Low number of animals and plants

- Limited sunlight

As a result of the cold weather and the limited number of plants and animals in the tundra, humans generally avoid this environment which ensures that there is little effect of humans on natural vegetation patterns.

In conclusion, tundra areas do not see a lot of human influence on vegetation.

Answer:

More refugees fled Southeast Asia when Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1979 to overthrow the murderous regime of Pol Pot. Thousands of refugees from that unhappy land began to escape over the border into neighboring Thailand.

Also the majority of Vietnamese came to Victoria after the Communist government took over their homeland at the end of the Vietnam War. Those already in Australia were offered permanent residence, and refugees began to be admitted through resettlement camps based in South East Asia.
 

Quito (B)

Explanation:

The valley of Guayllabamba River where Quito lies is flanked by volcanoes, some of them snow-capped, and visible from the city on a clear day. Quito is the closest capital city to the equator.