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I have a hard time imagining the speed it takes to stay in orbit, 117,375 miles per hour. That’s 1,956.25 miles a minute. Divide by 60 again and you get 32.6 miles a second. What would that look like on the ground?
I have a hard time imagining the speed it takes to stay in orbit, 117,375 miles per hour. That’s 1,956.25 miles a minute. Divide by 60 again and you get 32.6 miles a second. What would that look like on the ground?
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December 13, 2025 at 2:47 AM
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I have a hard time imagining the speed it takes to stay in orbit, 117,375 miles per hour. That’s 1,956.25 miles a minute. Divide by 60 again and you get 32.6 miles a second. What would that look like on the ground?
I have a hard time imagining the speed it takes to stay in orbit, 117,375 miles per hour. That’s 1,956.25 miles a minute. Divide by 60 again and you get 32.6 miles a second. What would that look like on the ground?
