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Page 1: Isaac Newton. Initial calculations didn’t work.

Isaac Newton

Page 2: Isaac Newton. Initial calculations didn’t work.

Isaac Newton

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Isaac Newton

• Initial calculations didn’t work

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Isaac Newton

• Initial calculations didn’t work

• Placed theory in a drawer for 20 years

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Isaac Newton

• Initial calculations didn’t work

• Placed theory in a drawer for 20 years

• When the comet of 1670 came, Halley convinced him to re- look at it.

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Isaac Newton

• Initial calculations didn’t work

• Placed theory in a drawer for 20 years

• When the comet of 1670 came, Halley convinced him to re- look at it.

• Produced the Law of Universal Gravitation

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Law of Universal Gravitation

F ~ m1m2

d2

F = G x m1m2

d2

G = 6.67 x10-11 N m2 / kg2

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Universal gravitation constant

(G) = 6.67 x10-11 N m2 / kg2

• Equals the force of attraction between two 1kg masses 1 meter apart

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Universal Law of Gravitation

• Youtubehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPyH93vXutk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5BQkdyAw8A

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Universal gravitation constant

• Philipp von Jolly’s – measurement experiment

• Mercury Flask and a 6 ton lead ball

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Gravitational Force

• The force is extremely small and for most tangible things it is two sensitive to measure

• attraction to one another is not measurable but the attraction to the earth is what we call weight

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Gravitational Force

• It is based on the distance to the center of the earth –

• weigh less on a mountain

• Is this a new diet infomercial???

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Inverse Square Law

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Book Questions1.By how much does the gravitational force

between two objects decrease when the distance between their centers is doubled, tripled, and increased tenfold?

2.Consider an apple that is at the top of a tree and is being pulled by the earths gravity with a force of 1 N. If the tree were twice as tall, would the force of gravity be only ¼ as strong?

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Tides

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Tides

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Spring Tides

Higher Than Average tides and

lower than average tides

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Neap Tides High tides lower than average and

low tides higher than average

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People Tides?


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