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Firing the thrusters would have caused the pod to move in the opposite direction because when the thrusters were fired in the opposite direction the force was stronger than the way it was going, the force of the thrusters stopped the pod and then it changed its velocity and moved it in the opposite direction, it didn't reach the station.

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Firing the thrusters would have caused the pod to move in the opposite direction if it was a stronger force than it was already going. If the thrusters were fired it could have caused the velocity of the pod to change its direction. So, instead of continuing in the direction it was going, the pods thrusters caused it to go in the opposite direction of the space station.
-Cady

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Firing the thrusters would have caused the pod to move in the opposite direction if they excerted a force that was stronger than the objects velocity. In order for an object to change direction, the force should be very strong and it would make the object go the other direction.  If the force is exerted by the thrusters, it causes the velocity of the pod to change. Instead of the pod going to the same direction, it will go the opposite direction. This lead to the pod turning away from the space station , rather than stopping , 

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the force exerted by the thrusters (cause) changed the velocity (effect) because , if they left the thrusters on even if they were offline the thruster would still go because they dont need to be turned on if the command center left them on 

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Firing the thrusters would have caused the pod to move in the opposite direction if the theaters exerted a force stronger than the pod's motion. Therefore the cause of the pod's change in velocity and direction was the overwhelming exerted force. The effect of the overwhelming exerted force changing the pod's motion is the pod move in the other direction than the way it was supposed to go. 

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Firing the thrusters would have caused the pod to move in the opposite direction if Can you add firing the thrusters with a greater force in the opposite direction

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The force was stronger than the other side of the pod and having an effect on which way the pod was facing and therefore making the pod loos control and crash.

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Firing the thrusters would have caused the pod to move in the opposite direction, if the force exerted by the thrusters was greater/stronger than the pod's motion in the opposite direction. As a result, that would cause the pod's velocity to change, and the pod would start moving in the opposite direction, rather than being able to stop and dock.

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Answer for Claim A
When using the thrusters to push in the opposite direction the pod would have attached to the shuttle instead of bouncing... which it didn't with opposing force and velocity the pod has no choice but to stay on the shuttle because of force and gravity

Answer for Claim B
The pod with a slower force wouldn't stick without extra attachments, with that being said all the lessened force caused was that it would be in range of pickup but it wouldn't attach or do what it was meant for... meaning Claim B is the plausible answer for why the pod bounced

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Firing the thrusters would have caused the pod to move in the opposite direction if they exerted a force that was stronger than the object's motion. In order for an object to change direction, the force that is exerted must be very strong. If this force is exerted by the thrusters, it can cause the velocity of the pod to change. Instead of continuing in the same direction, it will go in the opposite direction. As a result, the pod would have turned away from the space station, rather than stopped.