Gravity and Gravitation
Gravity and Gravitation are subjects in Physics, which in turn is a branch of Physical Science. Gravity is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth. It is an approximation of Gravitation, which is the force that attracts matter and all objects toward each other.
There is a great need for people who understand these scientific principles and know how to think logically. Your knowledge and skills in these areas can help you excel in school, advance your career or improve your business.
The purpose of these free online lessons is to give you a start at improving your scientific knowledge of Gravity and Gravitation that will help you become a champion in the field. If you have any questions, send me an email.
Gravity and Gravitation Contents
- Gravity and Gravitation overview
- Gravity topics
- Gravitation topics
- Resources
- Survey Question
- Miscellaneous
Gravity and Gravitation
Gravity topics
Basics
Convention for Direction in Gravity Equations
Equivalence Principle of Gravity
Derivations of equations
Overview of Gravity Equation Derivations
Derivation of Velocity-Time Gravity Equations
Falling objects
Overview of Gravity Equations for Falling Objects
Velocity Equations for Falling Objects
Projected downward
Overview of Gravity Equations for Objects Projected Downward
Velocity Equations for Objects Projected Downward
Displacement Equations for Objects Projected Downward
Projected upward
Overview of Gravity Equations for Objects Projected Upward
Velocity Equations for Objects Projected Upward
Gravity applications
Work by Gravity Against Inertia
Work Against Gravity and Inertia by an External Force
Effect of Gravity on Sideways Motion
Gravitation topics
Theories
Universal Gravitation Equation
General Relativity Theory of Gravitation
Effect of Dark Matter and Dark Energy on Gravitation
Principles
Equivalence Principles of Gravitation
Gravitation applications
Gravitational Force Between Two Objects
Cavendish Experiment to Measure Gravitational Constant
Center of Mass
Overview of Gravitation and Center of Mass
Center of Mass Location and Motion
Relative Motion and Center of Mass
Center of Mass Motion Components
Center of Mass and Radial Gravitational Motion
Orbital motion
Derivation of Circular Orbits Around Center of Mass
Orbital Motion Relative to Other Object
Direction Convention for Gravitational Motion
Escape velocity
Overview of Gravitational Escape Velocity
Gravitational Escape Velocity Derivation
Gravitational Escape Velocity with Saturn V Rocket
Resources
Survey question
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Miscellaneous
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