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Gravity & Orbits Quiz

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Gravity and orbits basics

by Brynn Bailly
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What defines an orbit in gravity terms?

2

Which shape best describes most planetary orbits around the Sun?

3

What is a focus in an elliptical orbit?

4

Kepler’s laws relate orbital periods and distances. Which statement matches?

5

What describes the motion of a satellite that stays in orbit around Earth?

6

Which law explains why planets sweep equal areas in equal times?

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According to Newton’s law, what happens if you double the mass of both objects?

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If distance between two gravitating bodies increases, what happens to the force?

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Which factor causes a planet to have the fastest orbital speed?

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How would you describe the orbit shape if velocity stays constant but distance varies in an orbit?

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