YÖKDİL Fen Bilimleri Testleri - Okuma Parçası 6
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Soru 1 |
NASA’s Deep Space Network is responsible for tracking, commanding and receiving data from space probes throughout the solar system. Some of the spacecraft are so far away and they use such small transmitters that radio signals received from them are about 20 million times weaker than a watch battery. To receive such weak signals, the Deep Space Network uses huge dish-shaped antennae up to 70 meters across. To dispatch commands to the most remote spacecraft, the same giant dishes are used to send radio signals from immensely powerful, 400-kilowatt transmitters. The Deep Space Network’s antennae are located at three sites – Madrid (Spain), Canberra (Australia), and California (the US). The sites were chosen because they are roughly 120 degrees and a third of the way round the world from each other. As the Earth turns, at least one of the stations is always in contact with a space probe. This ensures a 24-hour observation, with overlapping time to transfer the radio link to the next station. The sites are also surrounded by mountains, which protect them from radio interference.
It is implied in the passage that ----.
the American part of the Deep Space Network is
sufficient to track all the probe activity | |
signals received from space probes are reflected
back into space at once | |
many of the signals from space are lost due to the
insufficient size of the receivers that are used | |
the Deep Space Network requires the cooperation
of stations located in different countries around the
world | |
the Deep Space Network is more effective at
receiving than sending signals |
Soru 2 |
NASA’s Deep Space Network is responsible for tracking, commanding and receiving data from space probes throughout the solar system. Some of the spacecraft are so far away and they use such small transmitters that radio signals received from them are about 20 million times weaker than a watch battery. To receive such weak signals, the Deep Space Network uses huge dish-shaped antennae up to 70 meters across. To dispatch commands to the most remote spacecraft, the same giant dishes are used to send radio signals from immensely powerful, 400-kilowatt transmitters. The Deep Space Network’s antennae are located at three sites – Madrid (Spain), Canberra (Australia), and California (the US). The sites were chosen because they are roughly 120 degrees and a third of the way round the world from each other. As the Earth turns, at least one of the stations is always in contact with a space probe. This ensures a 24-hour observation, with overlapping time to transfer the radio link to the next station. The sites are also surrounded by mountains, which protect them from radio interference.
It can be inferred from the passage that ----.
current technology cannot keep track of probes 24
hours a day | |
radio signals from the Earth have no effect on the
antennae of the Deep Space Network | |
new technology will soon make the Deep Space
Network obsolete | |
the location of the antennae might be changed for
better communication with probes | |
very large antennae are needed not only to send
signals into space, but also to receive them
|
Soru 3 |
NASA’s Deep Space Network is responsible for tracking, commanding and receiving data from space probes throughout the solar system. Some of the spacecraft are so far away and they use such small transmitters that radio signals received from them are about 20 million times weaker than a watch battery. To receive such weak signals, the Deep Space Network uses huge dish-shaped antennae up to 70 meters across. To dispatch commands to the most remote spacecraft, the same giant dishes are used to send radio signals from immensely powerful, 400-kilowatt transmitters. The Deep Space Network’s antennae are located at three sites – Madrid (Spain), Canberra (Australia), and California (the US). The sites were chosen because they are roughly 120 degrees and a third of the way round the world from each other. As the Earth turns, at least one of the stations is always in contact with a space probe. This ensures a 24-hour observation, with overlapping time to transfer the radio link to the next station. The sites are also surrounded by mountains, which protect them from radio interference.
We understand from the passage that the sites of the Deep Space Network were chosen because ----.
the locations are on top of mountains that allow for
sending and receiving signals easily | |
these locations can provide a continuous power
supply to the 400-kilowatt transmitters | |
their location allows a continuous observation of
space probes without interference | |
it is illegal for NASA to build another Deep Space
tracking facility in the US
| |
if the signal from both stations is interrupted, it
automatically switches to another |
Soru 4 |
NASA’s Deep Space Network is responsible for tracking, commanding and receiving data from space probes throughout the solar system. Some of the spacecraft are so far away and they use such small transmitters that radio signals received from them are about 20 million times weaker than a watch battery. To receive such weak signals, the Deep Space Network uses huge dish-shaped antennae up to 70 meters across. To dispatch commands to the most remote spacecraft, the same giant dishes are used to send radio signals from immensely powerful, 400-kilowatt transmitters. The Deep Space Network’s antennae are located at three sites – Madrid (Spain), Canberra (Australia), and California (the US). The sites were chosen because they are roughly 120 degrees and a third of the way round the world from each other. As the Earth turns, at least one of the stations is always in contact with a space probe. This ensures a 24-hour observation, with overlapping time to transfer the radio link to the next station. The sites are also surrounded by mountains, which protect them from radio interference.
According to the passage, NASA’s Deep Space Network ----.
is only developed enough to send weak radio
signals into outer space
| |
uses less power than an ordinary watch battery | |
can stay in contact with space probes even when
they send weak signals
| |
uses extremely small transmitters to command
space probes | |
functions best when receiving data from spacecraft
close to the Earth’s atmosphere |
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