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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #31100 Mars From Earth
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This requires large rockets, tonnes of fuel, and complex orbital manoeuvring.
To overcome the pull of gravity and reach another body in space, you need to achieve a certain speed.
This is roughly one-third of that necessary to reach the International Space Station from Earth.
A journey to Mars from Earth's surface requires a minimum total speed of nearly 30,000mph.
Due to the moon's weaker gravitational field, the same journey from the lunar surface would "only" require a speed of 6,500mph (2.9km/s).

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