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Fig. 1 Bodies and Vectors

 

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Summary
Intro and History
Newton’s Gravity
Trojan Points and Bodies
Tadpole-Horseshoe Orbits
... Oversights
21st Century Astronomy
APPENDIX
Fig. 1 Bodies and Vectors
Fig. 2 Falling Rate Diff.
Fig. 3 Centers of Mass
Fig. 4 Lagrangian Points
Fig. 5 Tadpoles-Horseshoes
Fig. 6a Ternaries?
Fig. 6b Ternaries?
Author

Newton’s... Oversight
Einstein’s... Oversights
Entropy’s... Oversights
Comet Origins
Cosmology... Oversights
Creationism... Oversights

Newton’s Great... Oversight
Galileo’s Falling Bodies and Lagrange’s Trojan Asteroids
With Their Tadpole and Horseshoe Orbits

 

8          FIGURES

Figure 1. The 3 bodies/masses, and the angles and distances among them.

Each body has acceleration components due to the other 2 masses (not to scale).

NOTE that the accelerations of the 2 bodies (mL and mH) toward each other have non-zero components in the direction of the center of the Earth (mE).

 

 

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