Consider a white dwarf with the same mass as our sun. What would its radius need to be (in Earth radii) to have an escape speed of 7000 kilometers per second?
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Consider a white dwarf with the same mass as our sun. What would its radius need to be (in Earth radii) to have an escape speed of 7000 kilometers per second?
Consider a white dwarf with the same mass as our sun. What would its radius need to be in Earth radii) to have an escape speed of 7000 kilometers per second?
The sun's mass is roughly 333,000 times that of the Earth. A white dwarf with the mass of our sun would be roughly the size of the Earth. What launch speed would be required to put an object in orbit around a white dwarf in kilometers per second?
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