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When everything should fall down towards the earth what is that, that keeps satellites revolving around the earth for
years together? Is it using something like a rocket force to fly around the earth...hmmmm.... not exactly...
Lets take an eg here.... what happens when you throw a ball in baseball action...it fall downs after the speed vanes
down, getting attracted by the gravity...what if you shoot a bullet out of a colt.44 horizontally ?..
the bullet travels farther than the ball and finally falls taking a curvature down to the earth....
what will happen if the bullet is traveling in such a speed that when it tries to fall down, the earth had already curved so
it cant fall down but only can come around the earth.... :)
A – a ball
B – a .44 from a colt
C – a .44 travelling at orbital velocity (improbable though)
...in other words it keeps trying to fall down, but everytime it will miss because of the speed and end up
revolving around the earth...that is what is happening up in space...but where does the satellite get its speed
from....the rocket that carries it literally throws the satellite into an orbit and it keeps moving in circles...since there is
nothing in space to dampen its speed..like the atmosphere for the baseball...but still due to some factors, the speed
might be reduced, but the internal rockets comes in action to keep it in the orbit....we will see more of the rockets and
Newton’s 3rd law next week!...
To start with, try to answer these two questions. What is the inflation data for the week ending this Friday? What is
the price of crude oil per barrel as of today? These two
issues are publicised as much as possible by the media in
the recent past. Isn't it the duty of media to inform people
when good things happen as much as they publicised the
bad things? 'Oil on the boil' was the caption when the
price of oil went up to 147 dollars per barrel. Now, oil
is on the cool. Who bothers? The same applies to the
inflation data as well.