Gravitation An Elementary Explanation of the Principal Perturbations in the Sol

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Gravitation An Elementary Explanation of the Principal Perturbations in the Sol
Airy George Biddell
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) If the body describe a parabola or hyperbola, the sun is in the focus.
(19. ) The planets describe ellipses which are very little flattened, and differ very little from circles.
EXPLANATION OF PROJECTILE FORCE. 15 Three or four comets describe very long ellipses : and nearly all the others that have been observed are found to move in curves which cannot be dis- tinguished from parabolas. There is reason to think that two or three comets which have been observed move in hyperbolas. But as we d
...o not propose, in this treatise, to enter into a discussion on the motions of comets, we shall confine our- selves to the consideration of motion in an ellipse.
(20. ) Every thing that has been said respecting the motion of a planet, or body of any kind, round the sun, in consequence of the sun's attraction ac- cording to the law of gravitation, applies equally well to the motion of a satellite about a planet, since the planet attracts with a force following the same law (though smaller) as the attraction of the sun.


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