To get an spaceship into orbit, it has to move about as fast as the speed of sound about as fast as the speed of light about 18,000 miles per hour there is no minimum speed for orbital motion

The answer is the third option, "about 18,000 miles per hour". If you just want to get a spaceship into orbit around the Earth, the spaceship will need to reach a minimum speeds of about 4.9 miles per second, which is equivalent to 17,600 miles per hour (about 18,000 miles per hour to the nearest thousand).

The sample with the lowest specific heat capacity will have the greatest temperature increase. in this case, it would be platinum.