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    The document discusses different reference frames used in physics to study motion. The heliocentric (solar-centered) reference frame, with the Sun at its center, is considered largely inertial and used to study motion of planets, comets, and spacecraft. The geocentric (Earth-centered) reference frame is less accurate than the heliocentric frame as its center, the Earth, moves in its orbit. However, it is inertial enough to study motion of the Moon and artificial satellites orbiting Earth. The terrestrial (Earth's surface-based) reference frame rotates with Earth and is used to study phenomena like the Coriolis effect and Foucault pendulum.

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    The document discusses different reference frames used in physics to study motion. The heliocentric (solar-centered) reference frame, with the Sun at its center, is considered largely inertial and used to study motion of planets, comets, and spacecraft. The geocentric (Earth-centered) reference frame is less accurate than the heliocentric frame as its center, the Earth, moves in its orbit. However, it is inertial enough to study motion of the Moon and artificial satellites orbiting Earth. The terrestrial (Earth's surface-based) reference frame rotates with Earth and is used to study phenomena like the Coriolis effect and Foucault pendulum.

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    The document discusses different reference frames used in physics to study motion. The heliocentric (solar-centered) reference frame, with the Sun at its center, is considered largely inertial and used to study motion of planets, comets, and spacecraft. The geocentric (Earth-centered) reference frame is less accurate than the heliocentric frame as its center, the Earth, moves in its orbit. However, it is inertial enough to study motion of the Moon and artificial satellites orbiting Earth. The terrestrial (Earth's surface-based) reference frame rotates with Earth and is used to study phenomena like the Coriolis effect and Foucault pendulum.

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