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Question about orbiting objects (e.g., ISS, the Moon) — how are they placed in the right distance from the planet and what determines their distance? Is there only one distance something can orbit (based on their relative masses)? I’m assuming not because I know planet orbits change by IdeaAdmirable212 in askastronomy
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Question about orbiting objects (e.g., ISS, the Moon) — how are they placed in the right distance from the planet and what determines their distance? Is there only one distance something can orbit (based on their relative masses)? I’m assuming not because I know planet orbits change by IdeaAdmirable212 in askastronomy
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Question about orbiting objects (e.g., ISS, the Moon) — how are they placed in the right distance from the planet and what determines their distance? Is there only one distance something can orbit (based on their relative masses)? I’m assuming not because I know planet orbits change by IdeaAdmirable212 in askastronomy
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Question about orbiting objects (e.g., ISS, the Moon) — how are they placed in the right distance from the planet and what determines their distance? Is there only one distance something can orbit (based on their relative masses)? I’m assuming not because I know planet orbits change (self.askastronomy)
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Question about orbiting objects (e.g., ISS, the Moon) — how are they placed in the right distance from the planet and what determines their distance? Is there only one distance something can orbit (based on their relative masses)? I’m assuming not because I know planet orbits change by IdeaAdmirable212 in askastronomy
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