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Isaac Newton (1642~1727)
Galileo
Galilei
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Chapter 1.1 : The Three principles Black Hole
has a marvelous gravity. Therefore, gravity is the key point to research
a black hole. In 17 century, a British scientist Isaac Newton thought
that the mass of an object is directly proportional to a pulling force.
And it is the Gravitational Force. This is called the Gravity. When an object
is near to another object, the gravity of the former to the latter is indirectly
proportional to the square of distance. When the distance is reduced to
half, the gravity is four times as much; when the distance is reduced
to one-tenth, the gravity increases to 100 times; when the distance reduced
one-tenth more, the gravity will be increased as 100000 times. When distance
decreases again and again, the gravity will increase infinitely. There was another person that we need to research. He was an Italian scientist and astronomer Galileo Galilei. Galileo Galilei made two balls with identical volume but one with iron and the other one was made up of wood and threw them from the top of the Tower Pisa. Since the iron ball has a higher density, the gravity should be greater than the wooden ball too. But the result was that they stroke the ground with the same time. This is call the Principle of Equivalence. And this is a very important characteristics of Gravity. We should
know that, the speed of light will be dragged down when it is affected
by the Gravity. When a box and the objects inside fall, they should obey
the principles of Equivalence, and a human inside should follow the law
too. If a person inside shoots a light beam out of the box in the direction
opposite the gravity, the person inside the box will have detected that
the speed of light is 300000000km per second, but the person outside the box will
have detected that the speed is slower because Black Hole can twist spaces. So far Isaac Newton had already known that gravity can affect the speed of light, but he could not solve the problem between the fourth space and the light. Until the German American physicist Albert Einstein(1879~1955) solved it by proposing the law of relativity. Black Hole
is made by the theory of Gravity by Isaac Newton, Principles of Equivalence
by Galileo Galili and the General Relativity by Albert Einstein. It was
not until 1960 that astrophysics grew suddenly. Therefore, Black Hole
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Chapter Menu: 1.0 Chapter Introduction 1.1 The Three Principles 1.2 The History of Black Hole 1.3 How Big is a Black Hole 1.4 Why Should we study Black Hole 1.5 Even light cannot escape? 1.6 The Bending of Light 1.7 Examples of Bending of Light 1.8 Gravitational Redshift Main Page |
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Team ID : C0122665 Team members: Kenneth, Leo
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