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You think satellites float because there's no gravity in space? Here's the counterintuitive truth: they're constantly falling, just too fast to hit Earth. Far from floating, every orbiting satellite is in a perpetual, high-speed freefall, a delicate dance with gravity that demands constant fuel and ends in fiery descent.
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