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Kolby Dennis

24 May, 07:15

The spacecraft Voyager was launched and continues traveling in space, even though it doesn't have an engine that pushes it forward. The fact that Voyager travels in space is an example of

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Newton's Second Law of Motion.

Newton's First Law of Motion.

the Law of Conservation of Momentum.

Newton's Third Law of Motion.

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