Physics, 31.03.2020 01:35, Naysa150724

Rosalind mentions to Aliyeh the teacher's talking to Jeremy earlier about "escape speed." Aliyeh had never heard of it, either. Jeremy takes another hit of coffee and says, "Maybe that's what happens if we were to take a spaceship to Mars. We'd have to 'escape' from Earth. Yeah, maybe that's it. What speed does it take to escape from the surface of Earth?

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Rosalind mentions to Aliyeh the teacher's talking to Jeremy earlier about "escape speed." Aliyeh had...