The speed in orbit, (and the period of the orbit) depends on only the size of the orbit.
The first successful artificial satellites, including the Sputniks and the manned satellites carrying Gagarin and Glenn, were in orbits barely high enough to avoid being brought down immediately by atmospheric drag. Their orbital periods were all about 90 minutes.
With a radius of roughly 4000 miles (earth's radius plus a little extra for orbital altitude), the circumference is (2 pi R) = 26,000 miles.
The speed would have been (26,000 / 90) = about 289 miles per minute = 4.8 miles per second That's about 7.5 times the moon's orbital velocity.
The USSR launched the worlds first artificial satellite Sputnik. Sputnik broadcast a radio beacon as it orbited the earth, effectively rubbing the fact that they got there 1st into the Yanks faces.
1st Mercury 2nd Venus 3rd Earth
1st Man In Space: Yuri Gagarin. 1st American In Space: Alan Shepherd. 1st American To Orbit The Earth: John Glenn. 1st Man On The Moon: Neil Armstrong.
Mars follows the Earth in the succession of planets orbiting the Sun. It is thus the 4th planet from the Sun.
In our solar system, there are a total of 8 planets. Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune. Earth is the third one out from the sun.
The USSR launched the worlds first artificial satellite Sputnik. Sputnik broadcast a radio beacon as it orbited the earth, effectively rubbing the fact that they got there 1st into the Yanks faces.
30 m/s The acceleration due to gravity is 9.81 m/s2. So, after the 1st second, it is traveling 9.81 m/s. After the 2nd second, it is traveling 19.62 m/s. After the 3rd second, it is traveling about 30 m/s.
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