Multiple Choice
The International Space Station orbits 350 km above the Earth's surface at a speed of 27700 km/hr.It takes approximately 1.5 hours to complete each orbit.At the same moment in 2008,two clocks mark the ten year anniversary of the Station orbiting the Earth.Both clocks are accurate to 1 ms,but one is on the Earth and the other is on the Station itself.How does the reading on the Station's clock compare with that of the Earth-based clock,which reads exactly 10 years?
A) They are the same,exactly 10 years.
B) The Station's clock reads 0.10 s less than 10 years.
C) The Station's clock reads 0.10 s more than 10 years.
D) The Station's clock reads 0.20 s less than 10 years.
E) The Station's clock reads 0.20 s more than 10 years.
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