Everyday activities that involve a circular or repetitive motion, such as stirring a cup of coffee or spinning a Basketball on your finger, would be easier to orbit. Objects with a balanced weight distribution and minimal friction would also be easier to orbit, such as a smooth ball rolling along a flat surface.
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Launching at a faster speed into orbit would result in a higher orbit or in a more elliptical orbit. This would require more fuel and energy to achieve and could potentially increase the risk of errors or damage to the spacecraft.
Jupiter's orbit would be at 19,352,000 miles (31,144,025 km).
Without the sun's gravity to hold the planets in orbit, they would no longer be bound to their current paths and would drift off into space. The absence of the sun's warmth and light would also have profound effects on the planets' atmospheres and surfaces, potentially leading to freezing temperatures and inhospitable conditions.
yes because with out its orbit it would be as slow as a snail
On Mercury, you could explore its rugged surface, study its extreme temperature variations, and observe the planet's unique orbit. However, due to its harsh conditions and lack of atmosphere, activities like human exploration or colonization would be extremely challenging.