The Lunatik is a military spacecraft on extended patrol in the vicinity of the planet Eqrgp and its moon, with the mission of repelling Vegan invaders who threaten life on Eqrgp or on its moon. The Vegans' home base is on a planet of the star Vega. As it happens, Vegans are vegans, but still very vicious toward non-Vegan life forms, especially non-vegan ones. The captain of the Lunatik endangers his craft's vital mission by running out of fuel, leaving the Lunatik adrift in space, subject to the gravitational pulls of Eqrgp and its moon. Ignore the gravitational pulls of other bodies. The Lunatik's navigator notices that for a short while the craft does not change its speed or direction. How far from the center of Eqrgp is the Lunatik at that time? The distance between the centers of Eqrgp and its moon is 3.91 x 10 m. The mass of Egrqp is 5.03 x 1024 kg and the mass of its moon is 1.35 x 1023 kg. distance from the center of Eqrgp:

The Lunatik is a military spacecraft on extended patrol in the vicinity of the planet Eqrgp and its moon, with the mission of repelling Vegan invaders who threaten life on Eqrgp or on its moon. The Vegans' home base is on a planet of the star Vega. As it happens, Vegans are vegans, but still very vicious toward non-Vegan life forms, especially non-vegan ones. The captain of the Lunatik endangers his craft's vital mission by running out of fuel, leaving the Lunatik adrift in space, subject to the gravitational pulls of Eqrgp and its moon. Ignore the gravitational pulls of other bodies. The Lunatik's navigator notices that for a short while the craft does not change its speed or direction. How far from the center of Eqrgp is the Lunatik at that time? The distance between the centers of Eqrgp and its moon is 3.91 x 10 m. The mass of Egrqp is 5.03 x 1024 kg and the mass of its moon is 1.35 x 1023 kg. distance from the center of Eqrgp:

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The Lunatik is a military spacecraft on extended patrol in the vicinity of the planet Eqrgp and its moon, with the mission of
repelling Vegan invaders who threaten life on Eqrgp or on its moon. The Vegans' home base is on a planet of the star Vega. As it
happens, Vegans are vegans, but still very vicious toward non-Vegan life forms, especially non-vegan ones. The captain of the
Lunatik endangers his craft's vital mission by running out of fuel, leaving the Lunatik adrift in space, subject to the gravitational
pulls of Eqrgp and its moon. Ignore the gravitational pulls of other bodies.
The Lunatik's navigator notices that for a short while the craft does not change its speed or direction. How far from the center of
Eqrgp is the Lunatik at that time? The distance between the centers of Eqrgp and its moon is 3.91 x 10 m. The mass of Egrqp is
5.03 x 104 kg and the mass of its moon is 1.35 x 10-3 kg.
distance from the center of Eqrgp:

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