Kepler’s orbits
Planets sweep out equal areas in equal times: fast near the Sun, slow far away. Their periods follow T² ∝ a³.
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Planets sweep out equal areas in equal times: fast near the Sun, slow far away. Their periods follow T² ∝ a³.
Two coherent sources overlap. Where crest meets crest the waves add up; where crest meets trough they cancel.
Field lines leave positive charges and end on negative ones. Small test charges drift along them.
Two double pendulums start only 0.001 rad apart. Within seconds they move completely differently.
Glass bends violet light more than red, so white light fans out into a spectrum (dense flint glass).
Add two perpendicular oscillations. Simple frequency ratios such as 3 : 2 trace closed, symmetric curves.
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