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(gets faster as it falls)
Falling Apple: Changing Speed (gets faster as it falls) Same Direction (always falls down)
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Net Force is Zero, No Net Motion Equal and Opposite
Force from the Table Force = (apple’s mass) (acceleration due to gravity) Net Force is Zero, No Net Motion
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Local Sky Zenith N W E S Horizon
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NCP Visible Half of the Sky Below the Horizon N S Z E W CEq SCP
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Measuring Latitude Zenith NCP CEq N W E S Latitude Horizon
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NCP Summer Solstice Ecliptic CEq Winter Solstice SCP
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Autumnal Summer Equinox Solstice Winter Vernal Solstice Equinox NCP
Ecliptic CEq Winter Solstice Vernal Equinox SCP
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September June December March
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Equinoxes: March 20 & Sept. 22
Northern Spring/Fall Southern Fall/Spring
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December 21: Winter Solstice
Northern Winter Southern Summer
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June 21: Summer Solstice Northern Summer Southern Winter
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1 KW/m2 1 KW/m2 1 m2 2 m2
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2000 Dec 21: Winter Solstice 2001 Mar 20: Vernal Equinox Winter Spring Summer Autumn 2001 June 21: Summer Solstice 2001 Sept 22: Autumnal Equinox Summer Autumn Winter Spring
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Cepheus Draco Polaris Ursa Minor 2000 AD Thuban 2700 BC
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Precession of the Equinoxes
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d M1 M2 2d M1 M2 d/2 M1 M2
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M1 M2 d 2M1 M2 d 2M1 2M2 d
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Conic Section Curves Circle Ellipse Parabola Hyperbola
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Parabola v = vE Hyperbola v>vE Ellipse vC<v<vE Circle v = vC Ellipse v<vC
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