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The force of attraction between two bodies. it depends on the mases of bodies and the distance of seperation.
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What did Newton prove?
Gravatation and the 3 laws of motion
What does the universal law of gravatation state?
states that the force of gravity acts between all objects in the universe
What is an example of Newton's law of gravatation?
You throw a ball up in the air. The ball comes down instead of floating in the air.
How did newton came to know about gravatation?
He saw an apple fall from the tree and then he thought that the earth is a huge magnet and everthing is being pulled towards it. Answered by the omega titan
Does the law of universal gravatation also mean the earth is attracted to the moon?
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What are the factor affecting the movement of ocean water?
Wind, temperature, salinity, tides and the breaking of waves are some of the factors that affect the movement of ocean water.
How does the distance between 2 objects affect the strength of the gravatation between them?
The force of gravity between two objects decreases as the square of the distancebetween them.Example:Two objects are some distance apart, and there is some gravitational forcedrawing them together. But instead of letting them drift together, or settle intoorbits around each other, you grab them and move them 5 times farther apart.The gravitational force between them is less now. How much less ?5 x 5 = 25 . The force is now 1/25of what it was originally. (Only 4% .)
How did newton change the world?
Newton described Universal gravitation & the three laws of motion. As a result of his discoveries, Astronomy and physics have developed immensely over time. Scientists now understand that every object in the universe has a force that attracts each other and the strength of the force depends on the size of the object. Also, Newton's Laws of Motion give people a better understanding of what is possible regarding movement. This is very beneficial, especially in mechanics and space travel. Overall, Newton had an enormous and lasting impact on science. Newton also changed how we view light. He found that ordinary "white" light could be broken into component colors by shining the light through a prism. The prism refracted the light, producing all the colors of the rainbow -- the familiar Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet (or "Roy G Biv") we all know so well today.
