5 Gravitation. The Milky Way galaxy and the black hole.

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5 Gravitation

The Milky Way galaxy and the black hole

5-1 The world and the gravitational force The Local Supercluster The Local Group The Milky Way and the Andromeda galaxy Cluster: Hydra and Centaurus

5-2 Newton ' s law of gravitation Newton (23) —1665

Cavendish ’ s experiment

Density Profile

14-3 Gravitation and the principle of superposition

例 5-1 A discrete system (5 particles)

例 5-2 A particle and a uniform rod

14-4 Gravitation near earth ’ s surface

Three reasons that 1. Earth is not uniform. 2. Earth is not a sphere. 3. Earth is rotating.

例 5-3 A pulsar 例 5-4 The difference in a g (a) In the vicinity of Earth

(b) A black hole – The tidal force

5-5 Gravitation inside Earth A uniform shell of matter exerts no net gravitational force on a particle inside it. 例 5-5 Express delivery

5-6 Gravitational potential energy

Potential energy and force Escape velocity

Some Escape Speeds

例 5-6 Asteroid s Asteroid s

5-7 Planets and Satellites: Kepler’s Laws 1. The law of orbits. elliptical orbits eccentricity semimajor(semiminor) axis

2. The law of areas.

3. The law of periods.

例 5-7 Finding the mass: 例 5-8 Comet HalleyComet Halley

例 5-8 A binary system and a black hole

14-8 Satellites: Orbits and Energy The potential energy The kinetic energy

The total energy

The elliptic orbits:

5-9 Einstein and Gravitation General/special theory of relativity Principle of equivalence: gravitation and acceleration are equivalent.

Gravitation is due to a curvature of spacetime that is caused by the masses. Curvature of Space

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