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[DOC File]Exploring Satellite Orbits - Menifee County
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A research satellite (14000kg) is orbiting planet Julu at an altitude of 400km. The researchers want their satellite to be at an altitude of 700km to take some specific pictures. How much energy is needed for this orbit change? (R Julu =5.4x103km; M Julu =3.74x1021kg)
[DOC File]Dynamics
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Chapter 11. Images from Space. 1. The first satellite to achieve orbit around Earth was: a. Voyager. b. Challenger. c. Sputnik. d. Explorer I. 2. In terms of the “satellite race” to be first to orbit Earth, the United States was the winner.
[DOCX File]Circular Motion - Carroll's Cave of Knowledge - Home
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Select the Earth and Sun. Choose to show only the path and velocities. Manipulate the Simulation until you achieve an elliptical orbit. The speed of the earth increases slightly as it orbits closer to the sun but decreases slightly when it is further from the sun.
[DOC File]SATELLITE ORBITS & LAUNCH
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A satellite is travelling around the Earth in an orbit of radius 4.47 x 107 m. What is the mass of the satellite if it experiences a gravitational force of 3.00 x 103 N? A. 4.37 x 101 kgB. 3.06 x 102 kgC. 2.14 x 103 kgD. 1.50 x 104 kg
[DOCX File]A 3.2.6 Orbital Mechanics Physics
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The semimajor axis of the orbit of an earth orbiting satellite is . 9500 . Km. Determine the mean anomaly 10 . min. after passage of perigee. 17. The satellite orbit has an eccentricity of . 0.002 . and a semimajor axis of . 10,000 . Km. Determine the values of (a) The latus rectum. (b) Minor axis (c) Distance between foci. 18. An earth station ...
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The satellite is orbiting 650km above Earth’s surface. What is the mass of the satellite? ... -6.18× 10 18 J=- 3.989× 10 14 kg m : m=15,500 kg : A research satellite (14000kg) is orbiting planet Julu at an altitude of 400km. The researchers want their satellite to be at an altitude of 700km to take some specific pictures. How much energy is ...
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Sep 08, 2017 · (iii) A satellite of mass 450 kg is moved from an orbit of radius 7500 km around the Earth to an orbit of radius 12 500 km. Use data from the table to show that the potential energy of the satellite increases, by about 10 GJ..... (2) (c) The kinetic energy of a 450 kg satellite orbiting the Earth with a radius of 7500 km is 12 GJ.
[DOCX File]Phet Simulation: Gravity and Orbits
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The simplest way to solve this problem is to compare the orbit of a geosynchronous satellite to something else orbiting the Earth, the moon. We know the period and the orbital radius of the moon and by Kepler’s Third Law we know that T2/r3 will be the same for all objects orbiting the Earth.
[DOCX File]A 3.2.6 Orbital Mechanics Physics
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Students will explore various Internet websites that simulate the orbit of a planet around the sun and provide current orbital data about earth-orbiting satellites. Using a simulation they will investigate characteristic of satellite orbits.
[DOCX File]A 3.2.6 Orbital Mechanics Physics Answer Key
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The satellite is orbiting 650km above Earth’s surface. What is the mass of the satellite?-4.4 x 10. 11. J. A research satellite (14000kg) is orbiting planet Julu at an altitude of 400km. The researchers want their satellite to be at an altitude of 700km to take some specific pictures. How much energy is …
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