The solution to the Kepler Problem. An important result in Celestial Mechanics
In this video, we derive the third law of Kepler from the point of view of Classical Mechanics.
The first videos studying these topics are on the next playlist:
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Here you can find the demonstrations of the equations shown at the beginning of the video.
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Видео The solution to the Kepler Problem. An important result in Celestial Mechanics канала Victor Lazo
The first videos studying these topics are on the next playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzrMmSbBda_6yhUzF6UPW1lTmzoE7yg8P
Here you can find the demonstrations of the equations shown at the beginning of the video.
Feel free to leave any question on the comments.
Видео The solution to the Kepler Problem. An important result in Celestial Mechanics канала Victor Lazo
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