Kepler's Laws

When a planet is closest to the Sun it is called

Planets increase in velocity as they get closer to a star because of

Theory said that the Sun orbited Earth while the other planets orbited the Sun

How does the amount of gravity affect the velocity of the marble?

This astronomer is considered the founder of modern astronomy

Kepler's second law states that equal areas are covered in equal amounts of time as an object

His theory suggested that the Sun was the center and that all planets traveled in ellipse

Which of the following laws states that a planet sweeps out in equal area in equal time?

Which of the following is the correct order in which the astronomers lived?

Why did Genesis loop around L2 before returning to Earth?

During the inclined pendelum activity, increasing the number of books simulated increased grav

suggested that the sun was at the center of the universe, the planets were all evenly spaced

This astronomer was Brahe's assistant and primarily studied Mars

The law that states that planets will gain speed as they get closer to a star is

All planetary orbits are ellipses with the Sun as one of the two foci is

When a planet is furthest from the Sun it is called

This astronomer died from his bladder exploding

Which is NOT a reason why LaGrange Point was chosen for the Genesis spacecraft to orbit