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Space shuttles can travel at extremely fast speeds. Typically, space shuttles orbit the Earth at slightly less than 20,000 miles per hour.

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100 km/h is the speed needed to launch a spacecraft.

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It dependes on the model and what space craft it is

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you have to travel 420 miles per minute

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