ORLANDO SCIENCE CENTER, AND THIS MORNING WE’RE LEARNING ABOUT THE LAW OF MOTION AND HOW IT CHANGES IN SPACE. METEOROLOGIST MARQUISE MARQUISE IS AT THE ORLANDO SCIENCE CENTER TO SHOW US HOW IT WORKS.

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