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What makes an object a satellite?
It orbits another body in space.
- It produces its own light
- It must carry a radio
- It orbits another body ✔
Why: A satellite is any body that travels in orbit around another body. Moons are natural satellites, while machines placed in orbit are artificial satellites.
Huh, didn't know that: NASA lists both Earth and the Moon as examples of natural satellites.
A satellite likes circles because it always comes back around.
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Answer: It orbits another body. A satellite is any body that travels in orbit around another body. Moons are natural satellites, while machines placed in orbit are artificial satellites.
- What Is a Satellite? www.nasa.gov/general/what-is-a-satellite
A satellite is a body that orbits around another body in space.
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