Satellite Orbital Mechanics - Kepler's Laws
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Nice video, just pointing out an error though, for the third law in the video, it shows us that the period squared is inversely proportional to the distance cubed. The sign in between these terms means 'inversely' proportional to. It actually should be an equal sign, as the guy says 'directly proportional to'. (Thats if p means period and a means distance) 2:30
Jakewillis2 1 month ago 2
very nice very nice thankyou, one of the most helpful and simple videos ive found
888chupacabra 9 months ago
Thank you so much for this, it really helped.
s0l4s7ys 10 months ago
they even managed to let Kepler have a german accent ;) So funny.....
BlackRosesRed87 1 year ago
the vid is helpfull thanks but i can`t read the first formula
something like: r = a(1-e`) / 1+e cos (?)
serienlove21 2 years ago
lol, this is one old video!
still helps though, thanks :D
whitewolf026 2 years ago