Suppose that in space there is a duplicate earth, except that it has no atmosphere, is not
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Suppose that in space there is a duplicate earth, except that it has no atmosphere, is not rotating, and is not in motion around any sun. What initial velocity must a spacecraft on its surface have to travel vertically upward a distance above the surface of the planet equal to one earth radius?
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