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Universal Gravitation Gravity Law of Universal Gravitation Inverse-Square Law Extraterrestrial Gravity Objects in Circular Orbit Geosynchronous Orbits Our bodies in microgravity Interplanetary Travel

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Gravity is everywhere Gravity is present wherever there is matter Thus, all material things are exerting a force on all other material things

Law of Universal Gravitation F = Force of gravity between the two objects G = Universal gravitational constant = 6.67 x 10-11 Nm2kg-2 m1 and m2 are the masses of the objects in kg r = distance separating the two objects (center to center)

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Considerations Gravity acts between two objects. Equal forces ………….. Masses must be large to notice a g force i.e. the Earth doesn’t notice our individual pull on it but we notice its pull on us. This is why you cannot fly Further apart = smaller force of gravity ________________

The Power of G Extraterrestrial Gravity Gravitational acceleration ………………

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Check Your Understanding Earth’s gravitational pull on a spacecraft some distance away is 1.2 x 102 N in magnitude. What will the magnitude of the force of gravity be on a second spacecraft with ………………

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Objects in Circular Orbit ___________ Then why isn’t an object that is orbiting another in space (i.e. a TV satellite in outer space) simply get pulled down to the surface?

Objects in Circular Orbit An object in circular orbit (like a satellite) has forward motion but is constantly …………… If the orbiting object maintains its forward motion without changing its distance from Earth, _________

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Check Your Understanding The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) follows an essentially circular orbit, at an average altitude of 598 km above the surface of Earth. G = 6.67 x 10-11 Nm2/kg2 mE = 5.98 x 1024kg Distance from Earth’s core to the surface = 6.38 x 106 m Determine the speed ………………

Geosynchronous Orbits Special kind of orbit This means……………. ___________ Useful for communication satellites Altitude = 35,786 km v = 3070 m/s T = 23.93446 hours

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Interplanetary Travel Currently astronauts have a rigorous exercise regime to limit these effects

Long-term solutions Any interplanetary mission (to Mars or beyond) or ……………. Can be done using the principals of circular motion

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Check Your Understanding A cylindrical space craft travelling to Mars has an interior diameter of 3.24 km. The craft rotates around its axis at the rate required to give astronauts along the interior wall an apparent weight equal in magnitude to their Earth-bound weight. Determine: the speed of the astronauts relative to the centre of the spacecraft and the period of rotation of the spacecraft.