- The
gravitational constant is an
empirical physical constant involved in the
calculation of
gravitational effects in Sir
Isaac Newton's law of universal...
- The
Gaussian gravitational constant (symbol k) is a
parameter used in the
orbital mechanics of the
Solar System. It
relates the
orbital period to the orbit's...
- Newton's law of
universal gravitation describes gravity as a
force by
stating that
every particle attracts every other particle in the
universe with a...
- The
standard gravitational parameter μ of a
celestial body is the
product of the
gravitational constant G and the m**** M of that body. For two bodies,...
- m/J , {\displaystyle {\textrm {m/J}},}
where G is the
Newtonian constant of
gravitation and c is the
speed of
light in vacuum. The EFE can thus also be...
-
cosmological constant, G {\displaystyle G} is the
Newtonian constant of
gravitation and c {\displaystyle c} is the
speed of light. The
constant κ = 8 π G...
-
sometimes referred to
informally as
little g (in contrast, the
gravitational constant G is
referred to as big G). The
precise strength of Earth's gravity...
- 1),
these constants are then
eliminated from
equations of
physics in
which they appear. For example, Newton's law of
universal gravitation, F = G m 1...
- the
gravitational constant, and ∇ is the del operator. This
includes Newton's law of
universal gravitation, and the
relation between gravitational potential...
- to a
constant gravitational field causing acceleration and the
other subject to
constant acceleration, like a
rocket far from any
gravitational field...
