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That is the epitome of fun fact
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More fun fact, it’s 1684 O.S.
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I seen thus once think on line
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The greatest scientist of all. The youth don’t even know who he is. Name one of your models after him.
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Is gravity pulling down or pushing down?
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Curiously enough, while Newton claimed to have derived Kepler's laws, to do so he had to ignore all gravitational attraction except between the Sun and the planets (and not, for example, between the planets themselves). Kepler's theory was, at best, an approximation of Newton's
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Indeed, the two theories were strictly incompatible. According to Kepler, all planets move in ellipses. According to Newton, in any situation outside of idealised 2 body systems, no planets truly do thanks to universal gravitational attraction.
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