Gravitation

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Gravitation
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Page 335, fig. 11a
Which ball will hit the ground first?
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Page 335, fig. 11a
Which ball will hit the ground first?
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Page 326, fig. 11b
Which ball will hit the ground first?
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Page 326, fig. 11b
Which ball will hit the ground first?
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Page 327, fig. 12a
Which will hit the ground first the leaf or the
acorn?
Which ball will hit the ground first?
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Page 327, fig. 12a
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Fifty years ago, Joseph Kittinger set a jump
record of 96, 760 ft as part of the Man High I
Project. In 1960, he set the altitude jump record
that still stands 102, 800 ft. Now, Fournier
will have to decide if he really wants to
continue with Le Grand Saut, as they call it in
French, or The Man Seriously High Project in
the lower 48.
About Falling Things
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Page 327, fig. 12b
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Page 328, fig. 13
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As the distance between objects increases the
force of attraction decreases.
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As the masses of the objects increases the forces
of attraction increases.
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Gravity in Space
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Page 329, fig. 14
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