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Topic 3 Galileo: Return to Earth. Aristotle BC 384-322.

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1 Topic 3 Galileo: Return to Earth

2 Aristotle BC 384-322

3 Four Elements Earth Water Air Fire Aether

4 Natural Motion: Elements tend to seek their natural place. Violent Motion: Any forced motion that opposes natural motion. (Push or Pull) The speed of a moving object is directly proportional to the force moving it.

5 Aristotle’s Laws of Motion 1.Rest is the natural state of an object. 2. Heavier things fall faster, the speed proportional to the weight.

6 Some definitions: Displacement= distance the object covers and the direction it came from… Velocity= change in displacement in time (note: it is speed AND direction) Speed is only how fast the object moves Acceleration= change in velocity in time.

7 Galileo Galilei (1564-1642)

8 Two New Sciences

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10 Aristotle’s fall

11 Galileo’s fall

12 A thought experiment GIVEN: three identical weights dropped from the same height

13 Does a ten pound weight fall ten times faster than a one pound weight?

14 Can Galileo measure free fall?

15 Dilute the process

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17 Galileo observed D 1 = 1 D 1 D 2 = 3 D 1 D 3 = 5 D 1 D 4 = 7 D 1

18 Galileo observed

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20 Note increasing Velocity

21 Does it really work? Distance time (time) 2 d/t d/t 2 150.001.00 150.00 125.000.910.83 137.36150.95 100.000.810.66 123.46152.42 75.000.700.49 107.14153.06 50.000.570.32 87.72153.89

22 Our results

23 2 ramps?

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25 Rest was not a natural state. The concept of inertia was introduced.


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