Satellites and Gravity
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The only force acting on a satellite in its orbit around Earth is the force of gravity from Earth. Why does a satellite not fall down to earth? If you share your idea with reference it helps me to understand the subject more.
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This solution discusses gravity, force and satellites. It also discusses how satellites orbit.
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There are two forces that work together to keep a satellite from falling to earth. The first is called centripetal force. This is gravity, which exerts a pull or attraction to the earth's center. ...
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