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Physics, 17.12.2020 23:30, marie1211

Two satellites, each of mass 200 kg are linked with 1,000 km long tether. One satellite is orbiting earth at altitude 10,000 km, the second one on the altitude 11,000. What is a value of force that pulls the tether? if we cut the tether - what will be the new orbit for each satellite ?

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