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The Third law. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Allf Newton's Laws represent the single Law:The conservation of Gravitational Energy.

The Conservation of Energy is the Law of Equilibrium or the sum of the forces is zero.

The Third Law is the manifestation of the sum of the vector forces is zero. Newton did not properly formulate Gravitational Energy.

The Gravitational Energy is E= -GmM/r + mcV = mu/r + mcV, where V is the vector velocity of m. Newton did not include mcV, This resulted in today's dark energy confusion. The Third Law is properly:

0= dcmV/dr + cmDelxV - GmMDel u/r = dmV/dt + mv^2/r R/r or

0=dmV/dt + R fmcos(x)

where DelxV is necessarily zero to make the vectors sum to zero. DelxV is perpendicular to the other two terms. The other two terms are anti-parallel and equal , thus Newton's Action and Reaction.

The Rocket problem is the result of :

0= mdV/dt + Vdm/dt + R FM cos(x)

where Vdm/dt is the rocket exhaust force and mdV/dt is the rocket force..

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