1. By: Sydney Schultz
SATELLITES

2. HOW DO PEOPLE USE A SATELLITE?
• You use cable, dish, and antenna to receive your
program
• You can not really use a Satellite, because
Satellites are usually in space.

3. WHY DO PEOPLE NEED A SATELLITE?
• You need it to get cable on your TV.
• There are some satellites to help us track
weather, Tracking Ships, Planes, Cars, People and
many more.

4. WHEN WAS THE SATELLITE INVENTED?
• 1994

5. WHO INVENTED THE SATELLITE?
• Arthur C. Clark

6. HOW HAS THE SATELLITE
CHANGED OVER TIME?
• It started off with a basketball-sized bundle, of
technology called Sputnik 1.
• The first aerial photograph had been taken centuries
later.

7. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF THE
SATELLITE?
• The most significant advantages of using a
Satellite is Covauae at any location of the
earth.

8. WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGES OF THE
SATELLITE?
• With terrestrial services (Cable and DSL)
outages can occur at any point along the
infrastructure.
• It cost 10,000-100,000 dollars to lay a mile of
fiber in an unserved location.

9. WHAT OTHER PIECES ARE SIMILAR TO THE
SATELLITE?
• Netflix is the same as cable, cadmium,
aluminum and beryllium.

10. WHAT IS THE SATELLITE MADE OUT OF?
• Mostly Titanium, and lightweight medal.

11. PICTURES OF A SATELLITE

12. HOW MUCH DOES A SATELLITE COST?
• $10,000-100,000

13. WHERE CAN YOU BUY A SATELLITE?
• You can buy a satellite from websites online.

14. HOW CAN SATELLITES TAKE PICTURES?
• They take tiny camera, and use it to attach to
kites and pigeons.