After all, the Saturn V that took us to the Moon weighed just under 3000 tonnes on the launch pad. But the overwhelming majority of that fell back to Earth. If you do the numbers, it works out that each year about 65 tonnes of payload (very expensive payload) leave the Earth forever. So basically each year the Earth gains about 40,000 tonnes, and loses about 95,000 tonnes, which gives us an overall loss of (ballpark figure) of about 55,000 tonnes.
Maker. One who makes, frames, executes, or ordains; as a lawmaker, or the maker of a promissory note. One who signs a note to borrow and, as such, assumes the obligation to pay the note when due.aker. n. 1) the person who signs a check or promissory note, which makes him/her responsible for payment. 2) a person who endorses a check or note over to another person before it is delivered, making the endorser obligated to pay until it is delivered. (See: check, promissory note, payor, payee).
factory. 1. 'factory'. A building where machines are used to make things is usually called a factory. I work in a cheese factory. He visited several factories which produce domestic electrical goods.2. 'works'. A place where things are made or where an industrial process takes place can also be called a works.anufacture refers to the process of making goods using machines. Manufacture is an uncountable noun. The chemical is used in the manufacture of plastics. 2. 'factory'. Don't use 'manufacture' to refer to a building where machines are used to make things.