Circular Motion And Gravitational Forces

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Circular Motion And Gravitational Forces

Read the resource about the International Space Station (ISS) located within the weekly readings. The space station orbits Earth about 400 km above the surface of Earth (NASA.gov). At this height, the force of gravity from Earth is only about 10% less than on the surface of Earth. Using  the concepts of circular motion and gravitational forces learned in this  Topic; explain the following in your own words:

Why does the space station not fall down?

Why do the astronauts float inside the space station?

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html

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