
K1 & K2
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Catherine Val
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Orbits are NOT perfect circles
Orbits are Elliptical
One focus point in a planet's orbit is always the sun.
The second focus point is a mathematically calculated spot in space.
Kepler's 1st Law
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Eccentricity is the measure of how elliptical an orbit is.
Always a value between 0-1
0 = perfect circle
1 = flat line
Calculating Eccentricity Equation:
Calculating Eccentricity
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Which diagram in the image shows a planet with the LEAST eccentric orbit?
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D
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Which diagram in the image shows a planet with the MOST eccentric orbit?
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The distance between foci is 6.0. The length of major axis is 10.5. What is the eccentricity to the nearest thousandth?
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The distance between foci is 2.0. The length of major axis is 10.0. What is the eccentricity to the nearest thousandth?
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States that a planet speeds up as it gets closer to the Sun, and slows down as it moves farther away.
This is due to the gravitational attraction increasing as the planet approaches the sun
This causes velocity to also increase.
Kepler's Second Law
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Kepler's second law states that _________.
a planet moves faster when closer to the Sun
planets close to the Sun have shorter periods than those farther away
the Sun is at the center of planetary orbits
slowly moving planets are close to the Sun
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A planet moves fastest during its orbit around the Sun when...
it is closest to the sun and gravity has a stronger pull
it is farthest from the sun and gravity has a stronger pull
it is closest to the sun and gravity has a weak pull
it is farthest from the sun and gravity has a weak pull
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