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Gravity is the force of attraction that pulls o
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Gravity is the force of attraction that pulls objects toward the center of Earth and holds the Moon in orbit around Earth. Galileo was interested in understanding gravity. He assumed all objects are subject to the same acceleration due to gravity. To test the idea, Galileo devised an experiment. He would drop objects from a tall tower to test his hypothesis. In this virtual lab activity, you will act as Galileo’s “assistant” as he drops objects from a tall building. The objective is to determine if objects with different masses fall at the same rate or varying rates in the presence of air and a vacuum.
Download and complete the Honors: Applying Planetary Laws Lab Report using the Gravity Virtual lab. Submit your completed lab report to your instructor for grading. Review the rubric before you begin the lab.
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When Galileo drops the big ball and the small ball at the same time, both balls hit the ground at virtually the same time. When the feather and the big ball are dropped at the same time, the big ball hits the ground first. When the small ball and the feather are dropped at the same time, the small ball hits the ground first. Under the vacuum, with air removed, the same items are tested again. No matter what objects are dropped inside the vacuum, both objects always hit the ground at the same time.
50 points possible)
Criteria
Amazing Astronomer
Developing Astronomer
Novice Astronomer
Hypothesis
5 points
Fully completes both hypotheses
4–2 points
Partially completes either hypothesis
1–0 points
Does not complete either hypothesis
Variables
5 points
All variables are identified correctly.
4–2 points
Most or some variables are identified correctly.
1–0 points
Few to no variables are identified correctly.
Data and Observations
20 points
All data are organized in a data table. Observations are precise and accurate.
19–10 points
Most data are organized in a data table. Observations are partially precise and accurate.
9–0 points
Some or no data are organized in a data table. Observations are not precise and accurate.
Questions and Conclusion
20 points
All questions contain complete and accurate responses. There is a strong understanding of Newton’s laws, forces, and acceleration due to gravity.
19–10 points
Most to some questions contain complete and accurate responses or all questions contain partially accurate responses. There is adequate or some understanding of Newton’s laws, forces, and acceleration due to gravity.
9–0 points
Few to no questions contain complete and accurate responses or all questions contain inaccurate responses. There is limited understanding of Newton’s laws, forces, and acceleration due to gravity.
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