Newton's Philosophy of Nature

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Introduces power, work, and energy concepts in mechanics, including kinetic energy conservation and force implications.

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Explores angular momentum, central forces, and gravitational theory, including Kepler's laws and Newton's approach.

Covers conservation of angular momentum, gravitational fields, Kepler's movements, and Newton's law of gravity.

Covers angular momentum, gravitational force, Kepler's laws, and orbital motion.

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Explores angular momentum, torque, Kepler's laws, gravitational forces, and the Cavendish balance experiment.

Discusses the principles of circular motion and the forces that govern it, including centripetal and gravitational forces.

Covers gravitational force, energy conservation, and effective potential energy in elliptical and parabolic paths.

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