
Yuna S.
asked 06/25/21The International Space Station maintains an orbital radius of about 4.34 km (from the center of the Earth), and is moving at 5,698 km/s through space.
The International Space Station maintains an orbital radius of about 4.34 km (from the center of the Earth), and is moving at 5,698 km/s through space. What is the magnitude of the acceleration of gravity at all locations along the ISS's orbital path? Hint: be sure to convert to the correct units. Do not include the units in your answer or the computer will mark the problem wrong.
1 Expert Answer
Dr Gulshan S. answered 06/28/21
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Dear Yuna
Pl check your problem
orbital radius of space station can not be 4.34 Km from the center of earth as earth radius its self is much larger than this
Pl get me correct values to answer
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David W.
"The space station flies at an average altitude of 248 miles (400 kilometers) above SURFACE OF Earth." Wrong input will produce wrong output.06/25/21