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Spacetime and its contribution to space science

Newtonian physics would be sufficient to launch and orbit a satellite. But any equipment, sensors, or experiments on board that required exact timing might need to take into account relativistic time dilations from speed and gravity.


No. Newtonian gravity is sufficient.

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