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Use newtons second law to explain why a space shuttle stays in orbit

Use newtons second law to explain why a space shuttle stays in orbit
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Use newtons second law to explain why a space shuttle stays in orbit

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a shuttle stays in orbit because of the gravitational pull of earth its just like how the moon is able to orbit the earth
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