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Astronomy

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show how far an object will travel in a certain amount of time  
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show how far and in what direction an object will travel  
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show change in velocity  
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show acceleration of a falling object in m per sec  
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momentum   show
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show change applied to an object's momentum  
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show overall force acting on an object  
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angular momentum   show
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show twisting force that can change an objects angular momentum  
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show amount of matter  
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show force that a scale measures  
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free-fall   show
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weightlessness   show
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show An object moves at constant velocity if there is no net force acting upon it  
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Newton's Second Law   show
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Newton's Third Law   show
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conservation of momentum   show
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show as long as there is no external torque, the total angular momentum of interacting objects cannot change  
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show energy cannot appear out of nowhere or disappear into nothing  
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show energy of motion  
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radiative energy   show
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show stored energy  
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thermal energy   show
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temperature   show
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gravitational potential energy   show
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show energy contained in mass itself (E=mc^2)  
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show Fg = GM1M2/d^2  
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show ellipse  
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unbound orbits   show
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show when two objects pass close enough to exchange orbital energy  
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show amount of energy needed by an object to clear a gravitational field of orbit  
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tidal force   show
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tidal friction   show
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show moon always shows the same face to Earth because of tidal friction  
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