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escape velocityMinimum velocity required for a spacecraft or other object to escape from the gravitational pull of a planetary body. In the case of the Earth, the escape velocity is 11.2 kps/6.9 mps; the Moon, 2.4 kps/1.5 mps; Mars, 5 kps/3.1 mps; and Jupiter, 59.6 kps/37 mps. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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To the outer space at near earth escape velocity, 2005, also included a smaller transparent helium balloon with a living spider on it. Many people have discovered their own personal escape velocity in a sailplane. EMC's new suite of storage software products, released on April 25, focuses on both markets with its Symmetrix and Clariion support (See "Will Escape Velocity Put EMC Storage In Orbit? |
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