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Aerospace engineering / Celestial mechanics / Orbits / Spacecraft propulsion / Earth orbits / Escape velocity / Geocentric orbit / Mass / Elliptic orbit / Astrodynamics / Spaceflight / Space technology
Date: 2013-10-19 07:55:49
Aerospace engineering
Celestial mechanics
Orbits
Spacecraft propulsion
Earth orbits
Escape velocity
Geocentric orbit
Mass
Elliptic orbit
Astrodynamics
Spaceflight
Space technology

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