Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation by Professor Mac

Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation is a law of physics which states that objects attract each other due to their mass. In this video Professor Mac explains the law of gravitation and performs an exciting experiment which demonstrates the consequence of the law on free falling objects. He then starts a journey to explore if gravity exists in space.


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[olufemigeorgemathsforhighs]

I was overwhelmed by the simplicity in ur voice, explaining a universal concept...the animation is very beautiful, especially the part where d rocket was launched..I can't wait for part is extremely impressive...

[ideas]

Can't wait to see part 2! Another very well explained introduction to gravity and the forces that surround us.

[samirsahari]

Thank you Professor Mac, it's really kind of you to spent your time and made this kind of videos :) its really good job

[info.audiobook]

It's a really wonderful explanation. Thanks Professor Mac.

[SadaqatAli-yfvs]

this is the also best of best by prof mac

[abczxy]

Professor Mac thanks for adding such knowledge.And kindly pls explain types of gravitational forces and how they works.

[aarishwani]

Fascinating but how do we calculate these two different masses falling at the same rate?

[Nausheen]

Sir, . I saw your video. And, I was wondering, how can a heavy object and a light object fall at the same rate? I agree that gravity pulls objects equally. But, the heavy one should fall first. so sir, can you tell me how?

[youridewedrive]

Thank you soo much for this explanation! I’m trying to explain to my daughter and this really helped!!

[bhartisinha]

This explanation is very good with a good

[theanonymouslegend]

all doubts are cleared and website is all knowledge giving

[iphone]

Nice editing and educational, Some thing are not explained good enough by teachers because they have no degree in science.

[ashokkumarghosh]

Is it
Every object attracts every other object with a force which is proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them?

[vrishaleetripathi]

u r awesome sir, never seen such a nice explanation, subscribed ure channel u deserve more subscriber sir

[chhavin]

Have you also explained thrust and pressure

[sivakumar-ohif]

mesmerizing explanation thanks a lot sir

[roshnipethekar]

It is very good. We have science teacher like you sir

[Varun-uvli]

Sir, from which country you belong ????

[SumerSingh-qrnq]

thanks for make this video i am so happy to this video it is really good

[quinnsfirstcousin]

really good video, can you please make videos on vectors