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This is obviously a highly complex question, but I'm really interested in it, and I still don't know where to start after looking around a while.
If you had an object that was .019 kilograms, how fast and at what angle would you have to shoot the object at to get it to orbit at 200000 meters, accounting for air resistance and the deduction of gravity at the constantly increasing altitudes? Also, would the mass of the object you launch change the speed or angle at which you had to launch it at?
Any insight on how to solve this would be appreciated. Thanks!
If you had an object that was .019 kilograms, how fast and at what angle would you have to shoot the object at to get it to orbit at 200000 meters, accounting for air resistance and the deduction of gravity at the constantly increasing altitudes? Also, would the mass of the object you launch change the speed or angle at which you had to launch it at?
Any insight on how to solve this would be appreciated. Thanks!