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Gravity and orbits basics

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Gravity & Orbits QuizVersion en ligne Gravity and orbits basics par Brynn Bailly 1 What defines an orbit in gravity terms? a The path of a body around another due to mutual gravitational attraction b A fixed circle around the sun c The path of a body around a star only d A path defined by an electric force 2 Which shape best describes most planetary orbits around the Sun? a Parabolas b Straight lines c Perfect circles d Ellipses (oval shapes) 3 What is a focus in an elliptical orbit? a The planet’s center b The orbit’s midpoint c The asteroid belt d A fixed point in the ellipse where the center of the sun would be 4 Kepler’s laws relate orbital periods and distances. Which statement matches? a The ratio of squares of the periods equals the ratio of cubes of the average distances b Distances determine color of planets c Orbits are always circular d Periods are independent of distance 5 What describes the motion of a satellite that stays in orbit around Earth? a It’s pulled straight into Earth b It moves away steadily c It stops moving after launch d It is continuously falling toward Earth but misses it 6 Which law explains why planets sweep equal areas in equal times? a Kepler’s 3rd law b Kepler’s 1st law c Newton’s 1st law d Kepler’s 2nd law 7 According to Newton’s law, what happens if you double the mass of both objects? a The gravitational force increases b The force decreases c The force stays the same d The distance doubles 8 If distance between two gravitating bodies increases, what happens to the force? a The force increases b The force becomes infinite c Distance has no effect d The force decreases 9 Which factor causes a planet to have the fastest orbital speed? a Being closest to the Sun in its ellipse b Being farthest from the Sun c Having the highest eccentricity d Having the largest mass 10 How would you describe the orbit shape if velocity stays constant but distance varies in an orbit? a A straight line b A perfect circle c A parabola d It would be an ellipse (not a perfect circle)

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Gravity & Orbits QuizVersion en ligne

par Brynn Bailly

What defines an orbit in gravity terms?

Which shape best describes most planetary orbits around the Sun?

What is a focus in an elliptical orbit?

Kepler’s laws relate orbital periods and distances. Which statement matches?

What describes the motion of a satellite that stays in orbit around Earth?

Which law explains why planets sweep equal areas in equal times?

According to Newton’s law, what happens if you double the mass of both objects?

If distance between two gravitating bodies increases, what happens to the force?

Which factor causes a planet to have the fastest orbital speed?

How would you describe the orbit shape if velocity stays constant but distance varies in an orbit?