Galileo, I heard you have different view of motion with mine.How can you prove that? I’ve investigated mine, so mine is the real one.
No, you’re wrong, Aristotle. Let’s compare ours and let’s find out the difference of our view of motions.
Glisser: 2
Look, Galileo!Ikicked the ball that’s why it moved.
Impetus is the force that makes an object move.
*sigh*
Glisser: 3
Galileo:Friction (or the push or pull action) affect another object`s motion.
In here, the ball rolls down a slope on one side, then rolls just as high up a similar slope on the other side.
And in here, since it has no slope to go up, it should keep moving forever along the level surface at a constant velocity.
Glisser: 4
Now in this case, the heavy object falls faster.Just like these balls. The ball falls faster because it's heavier than the other.
Glisser: 5
Look at this. in the absence of air resistance, all objects fall at the same rate.
Even the two objects are with different weights as long as there is an absence of air resistance, it will fall at the same time.
Glisser: 6
And finally in this case, initial impetus is supplied to an object, making it move into a new region. Just like this cannon.
Glisser: 0
While in here, the ball now has to roll up a slope that is not as steep, but rolls to the same height.
But base on my observation, a projectile moves inconstant horizontal motion simultaneously with constant vertical acceleration.This results in a parabolic path.