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The Force of Gravity in the Solar System is in the Form of a Spring

Sami Ibraheem M. Almuaigel
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Sami Ibraheem M. Almuaigel: Independent Researcher, Saudi Arabia

European Journal of Applied Physics, 2024, vol. 6, issue 1, 1-6

Abstract: I mathematically proved that the laws of the spring apply to the law of gravity, and I was able to determine the speed of the planet mathematically, the period it takes to complete a complete revolution around the sun, and the force with which the planet moves through the laws of the spring. This confirms that the force of gravity between the planet and the sun is in the form of a spring, which explains the following: for example, when the Earth is at the closest possible point to the sun, the Earth moves away from the sun, even though the force of gravity is as great as possible. This behavior of maximum compression of the spring is called the maximum compression gravitational force. It also explains that when Earth is at the furthest possible point from the sun, it approaches the sun again, even though the force of gravity is as small as possible. This behavior of the maximum expansion of the spring is called the maximum expansion of the gravitational force.

Keywords: Gravity; Kinetic energy; Solar system; Spring (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.24018/ejphysics.2024.6.1.289

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