Write a computer program to model the motion of a spacecraft of mass 150000 kg that is launched from a location 10 Earth radii from the center of the Earth. Start with a At=60 s and initial speed= 2000 m/s in a direction perpendicular to the line between the spacecraft and Earth. Create a sphere representing the spacecraft. Consider the radius=0.1* Earth radius (although it is much smaller, we would not see it if we chose any smaller value) and make sure to leave a trail. Create a sphere representing Earth, set it at the origin. Initiate a while loop with rate (1000). Calculate 7, f, F, F and update the force, momenta, and the positions Note: Earth (Mass= 6e24, Radius= 6.4e6), G= 6.67e-11 in Sl

Write a computer program to model the motion of a spacecraft of mass 150000 kg that is launched from a location 10 Earth radii from the center of the Earth. Start with a At=60 s and initial speed= 2000 m/s in a direction perpendicular to the line between the spacecraft and Earth. Create a sphere representing the spacecraft. Consider the radius=0.1* Earth radius (although it is much smaller, we would not see it if we chose any smaller value) and make sure to leave a trail. Create a sphere representing Earth, set it at the origin. Initiate a while loop with rate (1000). Calculate 7, f, F, F and update the force, momenta, and the positions Note: Earth (Mass= 6e24, Radius= 6.4e6), G= 6.67e-11 in Sl

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