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Physics, 17.07.2019 05:10 jaylasmith884
Suppose you are an astronaut on a spacewalk, far from any source of gravity. you find yourself floating alongside your spacecraft but 10 m away, with no propulsion system to get back to it. in your tool belt you have a hammer, a wrench, and a roll of duct tape. how can you get back to your spacecraft?
a. move like you are flying to the spaceship
b. move like you are swimming to the spaceship
c. throw the items away from the spaceship
d. throw the items to the spaceship.
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