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NeX [460]
3 years ago
15

What is the sub-domain/domain name used to locate Web sites?

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1 answer:
emmainna [20.7K]3 years ago
6 0
The [sub]domain name is part of the <span>Uniform Resource Locator (URL). URLs also have the protocol path, optionally a port number, filename and arguments too.</span>

More info than you want:

Syntax of a URL:

protocol://machineName.domain.name:port/path/to/fileName?arg1=something&arg2=somethingElse
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Explanation:

Some technologies involved are (which are also part of the FAA's requirements):

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This also involves a lot of robotics.

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One big and important feature is how motion is simulated - which takes a combined effort of both software and hardware to actually simulate how external forces can also affect the body.

It also takes into account the vibration that is experienced during launch.

The 6 degrees of freedom for motion includes:

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Just until recently, everything was analog (meaning, with dials, buttons, and levers) for the actual aircraft simulation that the pilots/astronauts are using. Update are now being made in NASA and SpaceX along with other rocket and spacecraft companies to move from analog to digital (with touch screens).

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