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by ethbr0
1596 days ago
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Orbital decay comes from something. At some distance from Earth, you run out of somethings (most critically: atmosphere) decaying an orbit. So past a certain distance, orbits are effectively "forever" ones. It just takes more energy to get there, which is why the ISS is where it is. |
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