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Estudio de las leyes de Kepler

by Magdiel Castellon
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¿Qué establece la Primera Ley de Kepler sobre el movimiento de los planetas?

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Según la Segunda Ley de Kepler, ¿cuándo un planeta se mueve más rápido?:

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La Tercera Ley de Kepler indica que:

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Los planetas se mueven en órbitas elípticas con el Sol ubicado en uno de los focos.

Cuando un planeta se encuentra más cerca del Sol (perihelio), debe desplazarse más rápido para barrer la misma área en el mismo tiempo. Por el contrario, cuando está más lejos del Sol (afelio), se mueve más lentamente.

La Tercera Ley de Kepler relaciona el tiempo que tarda un planeta en completar una órbita con su distancia promedio al Sol. En palabras sencillas mientras más lejos esté un planeta del Sol, más tiempo tarda en completar una vuelta.

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