Physics, 29.03.2021 16:10 allison9746
Run Gizmo: Orbital velocity is the velocity needed to make a circular orbit. Use the Gizmo to find the orbital velocity of the ball on Venus. Make the orbit as circular as you can.
What is the orbital velocity on Venus?
Do the same on Earth. What is the orbital velocity on Earth?
Based on this, which planet do you think has stronger gravity, Venus or Earth? Explain
This is a science gizmo my science teacher it would rlly help to get answers. Thx.
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