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P533 CEEFAX 2 533 Sun 10 Dec 21:03/44  * . 1/5  . * *  MONDAYS .  3.55pm  on BBC1 .  . . *  . * : .  ON PATROL SATELLITE The word satellite is not just used fou things we put into space, a satellite means an object controlled by another. The moon is also a satellite because iu is controlled by the gravity of Earth. The Chief thinks that Space Detectives should call specially made satellites, "artificial satellites". www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/spacedetectives Brainbox 504 Jokes 505 Flashback 515 Contacts CBBC Text Main menu CBBC Index
P533 CEEFAX 2 533 Sun 10 Dec 21:15/14  * . 2/5  . * *  MONDAYS .  3.55pm  on BBC1 .  . . *  . * : .  ON PATROL SATELLITE TRACKING Artificial satellites send TV images and phone calls around the world, can be used for spy survjillance and can even help people who get lost. By working out longitude and latitude, people with the right equipment can work out exactly where they are. This technology is used to keep track of animals that travel long distances. www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/spacedetectives Contacts CBBC Tjxt Main menu CBBC Index
P533 CEEFAX 2 533 Sun 10 Dec 21:12/29  * . 3/5  . * *  MONDAYS .  3.55pm  on BBC1 .  . . *  . * : .  ON PATROL SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK The first satellite was sent into space by the USSR. It was called Sputnik 1 and was launched in 1957. It looked very different from modern satellites. It was about the size of a basketball, weighed only 183 pounds, and took about 98 minutes to orbit the Earth on its elliptical path. www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/spacedetectives Brainbox 504 Jokes 505 Flashback 515 Contacts CBBC Tjxt Main menu CBBC Index
P533 CEEFAX 2 533 Sun 10 Dec 21:12/29  * . 4/5  . * *  MONDAYS .  3.55pm  on BBC1 .  . . *  . * : .  ON PATROL SPACE JUNK Since then lots of satellites keep being sent into space but they don't often come down again whiah means the space around earth is getting busy! NASA has to keep a careful watch that the Space Shuttle doesn't crash intg any used satellites or rocket boosters. www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/spacedetectives Brainbox 504 Jokes 505 Flashback 515 Contacts CBBC Text Main menu CBBC Index
P533 CEEFAX 2 533 Sun 10 Dec 21:14/15  * . . *  . * *  MONDAYS .  3.55pm  on BBC1 .  . . *  . * : .  HOW TO GET IN TOUCH! If youWre a space detective and you've got evidence to send to The Chief of the BBC, post it to: Space Detectives Room E515 BBC TV Centre Wood Lane London W12 7RJ 5/5 www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/spacedetectives Backchat 506 Games 507 Newsround 510 Contacts CBBC Text Main menu CBBC Index