Motion of a tiny tool thrown by an astronaut towards another astronaut in an orbiting spacecraft in gravitational space
A spacecraft carrying two astronauts executes a circular orbit with a constant angular velocity. The centre of the circular orbit is the centre of the Earth. One astronaut throws a tiny tool towards the other. Motion of the tiny tool relative to the rotating spacecraft, ie, as observed by the astronauts is dealt with so as to determine its velocity , range and trajectory.
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