@Abhisar
In the 1960s, the Soviet Union launched a satellite into a nearly circular orbit around Earth. If in fact an orbiting satellite should release a bomb, how would the bomb travel?
It would move in a straight line into deep space.
It would follow a parabolic trajectory and strike Earth some distance forward of the satellite's position.
It would remain in orbit with the rocket.
It would follow a straight-line trajectory and strike Earth directly below the satellite's positio

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@Abhisar 
In the 1960s, the Soviet Union launched a satellite into a nearly circular orbit around Earth. If in fact an orbiting satellite should release a bomb, how would the bomb travel? 
 It would move in a straight line into deep space. 
 It would follow a parabolic trajectory and strike Earth some distance forward of the satellite's position. 
 It would remain in orbit with the rocket. 
 It would follow a straight-line trajectory and strike Earth directly below the satellite's positio

abhisar · Answer

What do u think ?

akohl · Answer

I don't think it would strike earth... not sure about the other options

abhisar · Answer

yes it will keep revolving around the earth in same orbit

akohl · Answer

So in orbit with the rocket

abhisar · Answer

yep !

akohl · Answer

Thanks putting up next question