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  • The Gravity: Jun V. Mitsuhashi Mr. Anderson MAY 3 2010

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    Gravity is force of attraction that pulls object backdown to or near its surface. Gravity has a tendency between all the masses in the universe. The most famous Galileo Galilei's experiment is his Falling Object from the top of the tower of pisa.

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    Gravity is force of attraction that pulls object backdown to or near its surface. Gravity has a tendency between all the masses in the universe. The most famous Galileo Galilei's experiment is his Falling Object from the top of the tower of pisa.

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    The Gravity: Jun V. Mitsuhashi Mr. Anderson MAY 3 2010

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    Gravity is force of attraction that pulls object backdown to or near its surface. Gravity has a tendency between all the masses in the universe. The most famous Galileo Galilei's experiment is his Falling Object from the top of the tower of pisa.

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    The Gravity

    JUN V. MITSUHASHI
    MR. ANDERSON
    MAY 3 2010
    What is Gravity
    ● Gravity is force of attraction that pulls
    object backdown to or near its surface.
    ● Gravity has a tendency between all the
    masses in the universe
    History of Gravitational Theory
    Scientific Revolution
    ● The most famous Galileo
    Galilei's experiment is
    his falling object from
    the top of the Tower of
    Pisa.
    ● Galileo used inclined
    planes for his experiment
    to develop his
    understanding of
    acceleration.
    Falling Object
    Inclined Plane

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