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human
What would happen to a paperplane in space that has the same orbit as the ISS?

Especially short term, like heat affecting the structure etc. 

And just for fun, would a paperplane thrown from the ISS be able to reach escape velocity under any circumstances?
gpt
If it's as high and fast as the ISS, then it will simply orbit like the ISS. 

At that height the atmosphere is almost negligible (after all, the ISS didn't need to be streamlined for exactly this reason), so it won't glide like you might expect. It will simply orbit, and maybe tumble while doing so.

However, the ISS does experience a tiny amount of drag from the very thin atmosphere up there, requiring approximately monthly orbital adjustments in order to keep it from falling into the atmosphere. The paper plane, after many thousands of orbits, will start to spiral into the earth's atmosphere and probably burn up or disintegrate.