La trayectoria de un cohete hacia el espacio

Mathematics

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Dmitriy789 [7]1 year ago

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ANSWER<em>.</em>

Aunque inicialmente un cohete despega verticalmente, para entrar en la orbita de la tierra debe inclinarse hacia un lado y gradualmente aumentar esa inclinacion hasta que logre una orbita eliptica alrededor de la tierra.

Por lo tanto un cohete debe curvar su trayectoria despues del lanzamineto si quiere entrar en la orbita de la tierra,si no hace eso con el tiempo su combustible se puede acabar y terminaria cayendo en la tierra.

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