- Restate the question: How are satellites different from planes?
- Answer the question: Satellites are machines that orbit Earth in space, while planes are vehicles that fly through Earth's atmosphere.
- Cite text evidence: (Note: No specific text was provided for citation. In a real assignment, you would quote or paraphrase a sentence from the assigned reading.)
- Explain what it means: This means satellites operate in the vacuum of space and follow orbital paths around the planet, whereas planes rely on air for lift and propulsion and can only travel within the atmosphere, typically at much lower altitudes than satellites.
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