Knowledge points and related formulas of gravitation and spaceflight in senior high school physics

GMM / R ^ 2 = MR (2 π / T) ^ 2 = (MV ^ 2) / r = (MV2 π) / T = MRW ^ 2 density = 3G / 4 π RG (R is the radius of the planet) mg = GMM / R ^ 2 apply the variant to calculate the mass of the celestial body (take the calculation of the mass of the earth as an example) know the period T of the moon around the earth, the radius R is obtained from GMM / R ^ 2 = MR (2 π / T) ^ 2, M = 4 (π ^ 2) (R ^ 3) /

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