What law or theory can explain the idea that if you are standing on a Earth, satellites move quickly but if you are standing on another satellite they stay still?

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Valerii Hiora · Answer 1 · 2022-03-16T23:27:55+0000

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Law of Inertia.

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In the absence of gravity, a satellite would move in a straight line path tangent to the Earth, while in the absence of any forces, an object in motion such a satellite would continue in motion with the same speed and direction.

What law or theory can explain the idea that if you are standing on a Earth, satellites move quickly but if you are standing on another satellite they stay still?

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