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Physics, 29.07.2019 11:10 hannahbanana2000

Use newton's laws of motion to answer! when nasa launched the space shuttle, it needed a lot of fuel to get off of the ground, but once in orbit, it did not need any fuel. why did it need so much fuel to get off the ground? why could it turn off its engines and use no fuel once in orbit?

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