Anonymous

The simplest answer to your question is that at a constant velocity and a circular orbit, as the velocity increases the orbit becomes higher until the velocity is too great and the satellite escapes orbit and flys away.

Anonymous

You would go into an elliptical orbit. The higher your velocity, the more elongated the ellipse. If your velocity was high enough, your orbit would be a hyperbola. You would follow that path outward and never return to earth.

Anonymous

The simple answer is that you would move to a higher (larger) orbit unless your new velocity was higher than the velocity necessary to escape earth's gravitational pull.