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Change in orbit when mass is doubled
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[QUOTE="Filip Larsen, post: 6848399, member: 237222"] But here it is clearly stated it is the massive object that is doubling mass. And technical all mass changes would in principle have some effect, but since the satellite is not given mass I assume the OP question aim for a simple solution that does not involve reduced mass. [/QUOTE]
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