Newton's law of gravitation.

Was Newton's theory of gravity wrong?

It is called the theory of general relativity, but in fact it is specifically a theory of gravitation.

General relativity is a theory of gravitation that was developed by Albert Einstein between 1907 and 1915.

First, when in 1915 Einstein developed actually from 1907 and 1915 he worked on a new theory of gravitation called the Theory of General Relativity.

And then, Newton proposed the theory of universal gravitation, demonstrating that all objects are pulling on each other.

Constant of Gravitation

Gravitation

However, the theory of general relativity that I have used to extrapolate does not describe those forces, since it only describes gravitation.

And he formulated the universal Law of gravitation, or the law of universal gravitation either way.

Newton's Laws of Motion.

This means that the initial singularity associated with the first Big Bang model, that only took into account gravitation along with Einstein's theory that singularity doesn't exist anymore in the string theory.

Newton's First Law.

We use Newton's Laws of Gravity.

Everybody knows that. It's a property of gravitation.

That's Newton's First Law.

since it's gravitation that dominates on a large scale and that allows us I mean the theory to apply physical properties to the universe as such.

This is Newton's 1st law

From special to general relativity In September 1905, Albert Einstein published his theory of special relativity, which reconciles Newton's laws of motion with electrodynamics (the interaction between objects with electric charge).

So Newton's third law is saying,

This, together with his study of planetary motion, led to his theory of gravitation, one of the world's greatest examples of learning to see something invisible by observing its effect on things that are visible.

You know what happens? Gravitation is no more.

And the more reason that this is actually simplifying thing is that these two, these m2 and m2 cancel out, so the magnitude of our acceleration due to gravity using Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation is just going to be this expression right over here.

We're now ready for Newton's third law of motion.

All of that could be described using Newton's work.

That's what Newton's second law gives us.

It's the Newton's laws, if you want, of particle physics.

There was the same feeling when Newton suspected the law of gravitation.

There's just no way around Newton's third law.

We'll start with something very simple Newton's Law

Newton's second law describes the transfer of energy for impulse turbines.

Using Newton's second law of motion, Force is mass times acceleration.

Newton's studies of optics led to the development of the reflecting telescope.

Well, the answer is explained by Newton's Second Law.

So that gives you at least the sensory clue of Newton's 3rd Law.

So Newton's Second Law of Motion. This one is maybe the most famous.

In physics, gravitational acceleration is the acceleration on an object caused by force of gravitation.

Number theory is the theory of the positive integers.

String theory, we think, is a theory of everything.

In Newton's model, gravity is the result of an attractive force between massive objects.

This is absolutely true. This is actually another way of rephrasing Newton's First Law.

'Theory of mind'

We do a whole video on it earlier when we talk about the Universal Law of Gravitation.

He gave lectures to Caltech graduate students that became The Feynman Lectures on Gravitation.

A delightful theory. A dangerous theory.