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What is the total energy of a 175,000kg shuttle orbiting the Earth at 600km above Earth's surface?
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m
= 175,000 kg
g
= 10 m/s^2
h
= 600,000 m
Ep = mgh
Ep
= 1050 * 10^9 [J]
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