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What is the initial speed you would have to give an

object so that it can escape from the Earth’s surface

and never come back, i.e. go infinite far away from

Earth (escape speed)?

v = ?

A. 25 mi/h

B. 250 mi/h

C. 2,500 mi/h

D. 25,000 mi/h

E. 250,000 mi/h

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Today:

• Newton’s law of

gravitation

• Satellite motion

• Energy of orbital

motion

• Escape speed

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If you double the orbital radius of a satellite in a

circular orbit, what must happen to its orbital velocity?

vf = ?

A. vi

B. 2 vi

C. 2 vi

D. 1/2 vi

E. 1/2 vi

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Satellites orbiting Earth

Geosynchronous

orbit: T = 1 day

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