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Newton’s Law of Gravitation Every body in the Universe attracts every other body in the Universe. M2 M1

Newton’s Law of Gravitation …is consistent with Newton’s third law. M2 M1

Gravitational Field

Example Calculate the magnitude of the gravitational field of Earth near its surface. What assumption did you make?

Poll Suppose that a certain star has no planets or other “debris” orbiting it. Does the star create a gravitational field around it? Yes No Yes, but it’s a field of dreams.

Poll If you double the mass of m1, the gravitational force on m2 Increases by 2 Increases by 4 Decreases by 1/2 Decreases by 1/4 Stays the same

Poll If you double the distance between m1 and m2, the gravitational force on m2 Increases by 2 Increases by 4 Decreases by 1/2 Decreases by 1/4 Stays the same

Poll Sun’s mass is 2x1030 kg. Earth’s mass is 6x1024 kg. Thus, Sun is nearly a million times more massive than Earth. Which object “feels” a larger gravitational force? (Assume a two-body system.) Sun Earth Neither, the graviational force on each object has the same magnitude.

Example What is the weight of a 90-kg astronaut if she is orbiting Earth at an altitude of 200 km? Is she weightless? If not, then why does she seem to “float around” in the space shuttle?

Circular Orbit

Example What is the period of a geosynchronous sattelite, like a DirecTV satellite?