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Khavrus, Vyacheslav; Shelevytsky, Ihor – Physics Education, 2010
By means of a simple mathematical model developed by the authors, the apparent movement of the Sun can be studied for arbitrary latitudes. Using this model, it is easy to gain insight into various phenomena, such as the passage of the seasons, dependences of position and time of sunrise or sunset on a specific day of year, day duration for…
Descriptors: Mathematical Models, Motion, Geometry, Astronomy
Follows, Mike – Physics Education, 2003
It is shown that highly elliptical orbits, such as those of comets, can be explained well in terms of energy rather than forces. The principle of conservation of energy allows a comet's velocity to be calculated at aphelion and perihelion. An example asks students to calculate whether they can run fast enough to escape from a small asteroid.…
Descriptors: Energy, Astronomy, Science Instruction, Physics