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Orbit / Rotation / Gravitation / Gravity / Gyration / Physics / Celestial mechanics / Euclidean geometry
Date: 2011-02-14 19:59:29
Orbit
Rotation
Gravitation
Gravity
Gyration
Physics
Celestial mechanics
Euclidean geometry

Orbital Mechanics/Gravity Music by Kellee McQuinn and Keith Davis Lyrics by Kellee McQuinn HANNAH: Space is so cool! Itʼs like a big party. Thereʼs a pulse that keeps the groove, but what make everything move?

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