If the the mass of satellite is m and its revolve the earth with
linier speed v and has R distance from the center of earth, so
the centripetal acceleration
2 of satellite is
mv
Fs
R
According to the Newton Gravitation Law, if the earth mass is M, so the
gravitational force between the earth and satellite is
Mm
F G
R2
The centripetal force of satellite is equal to the gravitational force
between the earth and satellite
F F . Therefore:
s g
mv 2 Mm
G
R R2
M
v2 G
R
GM
v
R
atau
v gR
Where:
G = the universal gravitational constant (Nm2 kg-2)
M = the mass of earth (kg)
m = the mass of moon (kg)
R = the distance between an object and the center of earth (m)
v = the linier speed which needed in order to the stellite can revolving
the earth (m/s)
Planetary and Satellite
Kepler proposed three laws about the
Motion
planetary motion, those are follows:
1. Kepler first law (Hukum I Kepler)
The law of Ellipses
2. Kepler second law (Hukum II kepler)
The law of equal area
3. Kepler s third law (Hukum III Kepler)
The law of harmonies, mathematically :
or
Where :
T= orbital period of planet revolving the sun
(s)
r= average distance of the planet to the sun
(m)
The Relation of Newtons Law of gravitation and
Keplers laws
According to Newton, a planet with mass Mp orbitting in
nearly circular motion revolving the sun with mass Mm . The
centripetal force acting upon this orbiting planet is given by
the following equation: M v 2
Fp p
R