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órbita
Sign in to savetrayectoria que describe un objeto alrededor de otro mientras está bajo la influencia de una fuerza central
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En física, una órbita es la trayectoria que describe un objeto físico alrededor de otro mientras está bajo la influencia de una fuerza central, como la fuerza gravitatoria.
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