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rickford66

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4. For one thing his equations for gravity.

Reply to brush (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 8, 2023, 09:29 PM

Feb 2023

Any HS physics student could solve the equations for a satellite. FYI the Moon is a satellite and it was well known since Newton's time how a satellite revolves around the Earth.

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That Russian scientist/other scientists had studied Isaac Newton rickford66 Feb 2023 #1

Issac Newton how? brush Feb 2023 #2

For one thing his equations for gravity. rickford66 Feb 2023 #4

We're not all HS physics students. Just curious. Thanks anyway though. brush Feb 2023 #8

Newton's cannonball Jim__ Feb 2023 #5

Thank you. brush Feb 2023 #9

Also Johannes Kepler. nt sorcrow Feb 2023 #3

This is a bit geeky, but it tries to explain circular motion as a consequence of Newton's laws. usonian Feb 2023 #6

Thank you. I just get curious at times how things work... brush Feb 2023 #7

So did I at an early age. That's why I majored in physics. usonian Feb 2023 #10

You must be one of those 9-year-olds who... brush Feb 2023 #12

No, I graduated about a year early, because I started first grade at the tail end of the cutoff. usonian Feb 2023 #13

Wow... slightlv Feb 2023 #11

I used to watch the Cosmos shows (now you can watch the videos) by Carl Sagan usonian Feb 2023 #14

I hear you about "outdated"! slightlv Feb 2023 #15

I put your question to ChatGPT, fwiw... intrepidity Feb 2023 #16

Thank you. AI is useful, it can function as research... brush Feb 2023 #17