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    Keplers

    Laws of Planetary Motion

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    Contents

    Biography of Johannes KeplerKeplers Laws of Planetary MotionData proving Keplers 3rd Law

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    Objectives:State Keplers Laws of Planetary

    Motion

    Identify the importance of motion

    of the planetsKeplers achievements on the solar

    system and planetary orbits

    Draw the solar system, showingthe position of the different planetsand the shape of the planets orbits.

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    History: Explanations of Planetary

    Motion

    Aristotle, Plato (4th century BCE)

    natural places for things, with Earth at center of

    Universe.

    could not account for retrograde motion of planets asseen from Earth

    Ptolemy (Alexandria, 100-200 CE)

    geocentric epicycles (circles on circles) for motions ofeverything

    Alamagest held sway for 1400 years, modeled

    retrograde motion

    no dynamics, just a numerical fit

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    Copernicus (Polish monk) 1543deathbed publication

    heliocentric picture, still with epicyclesto gain accuracy, no dynamics

    Tycho Brahe, (1546-1601) Danishobserver, nobleman, duelist,philanderer,

    built greatest observatory (1570-97, notelescopes yet)

    wrong theory: planets revolve around Sun,but Sun revolves around Earth

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    Johannes Kepler (B. 1571 - 1630)

    German mathematician and astrologer

    planetary orbits fit the 5 nested regular(perfect) solids (1596) proving that there

    can be only 6 planets (mysticism, wrong!)

    works with Tycho (1600-27), inherits hisdata, develops radical 3 laws of planetary

    motion, improves prediction accuracy 100-

    fold

    derived and generalized Keplers 3 lawsfrom his own theoretical work

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    Galileo Galilei (Italy, 1564-1632) Radical

    approach: do experiments & use math

    dynamics pioneer ag same for all masses kinematics + inertia (Newtons first law)

    invented the telescope, discovered the moons

    of Jupiter Copernican, persecuted by the Church

    Isaac Newton (B. 1632) published the Principia

    (1687)

    invented calculus, dynamics (laws of motion),

    law of gravitation

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    Johannes Kepler (1571-1630)

    1571/12/271630/11/15

    German astronomer

    Believer in Heliocentrism mathematics teacher assistant

    to Tycho Brahe

    Kepler was appointed to be

    Brahes successor

    Famous of his laws of

    planetary motion

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    Keplers achievements Keplers Laws of

    Planetary Motion

    Cosmographicum (Sacred

    Mystery of the Cosmos)

    His first book to support

    Copernicus

    Harmony of the World

    Including the proofs of

    Keplers 3rdLaw

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    Relations with Newtons Laws of Motion

    Newton combine the law ofuniversal gravitation withcircular motion

    Keplers Law of HarmoniesSame as Keplers 3rd Lawk = 2.97 x 10-19 s2/m3 =(T2)/(R3)

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    Keplers 1stLaw

    The orbit of every planet is an ellipse

    with the sun at one of the foci.

    Law of Ellipses

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    Keplers 2ndLaw

    A line joining a planet and the sun sweeps out

    equal areas during equal intervals of time.

    Law of Areas

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    Keplers 3rdLaw The squares of the orbital periods of planets

    are directly proportional to the cubes of thesemi-major axis of the orbits. or the revolution

    of a planet is proportional to the 3/2

    Law of Periods

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    T2 = 4 2 x R3

    GMT2 = k R3

    T = kR3/2

    Where:T = period

    M = mass of the central body

    R = orbital radiusG = gravitational constant

    = pi

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    Data proving Keplers 3rdLaw

    Planet t (yr) r (AU) t^2 r^3 RatioMercury 0.241 0.387 0.058 0.058 1:1

    Venus 0.615 0.723 0.378 0.378 1:1

    Earth 1 1 1 1 1:1

    Mars 1.881 1.524 3.538 3.54 1:1

    Jupiter 11.862 5.203 140.707 140.852 1:1

    Saturn 29.448 9.537 867.185 867.432 1:1

    Uranus 84.07 19.191 7067.765 7067.939 1:1

    Neptune 164.878 30.069 27184.755 27186.729 1:1

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    How is Newtons Law of

    Universal Gravitation related

    to Keplers Law of PlanetaryMotion

    NEWTON SHOWED THAT GRAVITATION HOLDSTHE COSMOS TOGETHER

    - DERIVED KEPLERS LAWS FROM HIS LAW OF

    GRAVITATION -

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    Benefits of understanding Astronomy

    Know more about the basics of the

    solar system

    Learn how the orbits affecting

    Earth

    Provide evidences leading to

    another space phenomenon

    Physics Calculate the velocity and gravity

    between planets

    Understand Newtons Laws

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:GodfreyKneller-IsaacNewton-1689.jpghttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/97/The_Earth_seen_from_Apollo_17.jpg
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    The EndThank you for watching!