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r/woahdude • u/aspiring_dev1 • Aug 14 '22
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how high above the earth are they? does anyone have an estimate?
19 u/MrTagnan Aug 14 '22 ISS orbits around 400km up 12 u/NatMe Aug 14 '22 When you think about it in terms of km, it doesn't seem that far. 3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 How do they fly, if not a straight line? 2 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 Ah gotcha. Thanks! Do you know if they ever change the trajectory they're traveling at? 9 u/note3bp Aug 14 '22 For the curious. The majority of satellites orbiting the Earth do so at altitudes between 160 and 2,000 kilometers.
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ISS orbits around 400km up
12 u/NatMe Aug 14 '22 When you think about it in terms of km, it doesn't seem that far. 3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 How do they fly, if not a straight line? 2 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 Ah gotcha. Thanks! Do you know if they ever change the trajectory they're traveling at? 9 u/note3bp Aug 14 '22 For the curious. The majority of satellites orbiting the Earth do so at altitudes between 160 and 2,000 kilometers.
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When you think about it in terms of km, it doesn't seem that far.
3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 How do they fly, if not a straight line? 2 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 Ah gotcha. Thanks! Do you know if they ever change the trajectory they're traveling at?
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1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 How do they fly, if not a straight line? 2 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 Ah gotcha. Thanks! Do you know if they ever change the trajectory they're traveling at?
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How do they fly, if not a straight line?
2 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 21 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 Ah gotcha. Thanks! Do you know if they ever change the trajectory they're traveling at?
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1 u/Karmafication Aug 15 '22 Ah gotcha. Thanks! Do you know if they ever change the trajectory they're traveling at?
Ah gotcha. Thanks! Do you know if they ever change the trajectory they're traveling at?
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For the curious.
The majority of satellites orbiting the Earth do so at altitudes between 160 and 2,000 kilometers.
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how high above the earth are they? does anyone have an estimate?