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Authority
Intuition
Sensory Data
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Existence
Causality
Position Symmetry
Time Symmetry
Principle of Noncontradiction
Occam's Razor
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Strongest Interaction
Works only in the nuclei |
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Second Strongest Interaction
Fairly large range
Acts on all charged matter |
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Strong, but significantly weaker than Strong Nuclear and Electromagnetic
Works only in the nuclei |
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Weakest Force
Works across the entire universe
All masses have gravitational force on other masses |
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| Distance traveled in a specific time |
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| What way movement is happening in |
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Any change of motion in either speed or direction
change of velocity/time required for change |
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| Objects will remain in a state of uniform motion until acted on by an outside force. |
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| All actions or forces have an equal and opposite reaction or force. |
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| Falling objects in a vacuum will accelerate at the gravitational constant. |
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| Balance between movement of the Earth and the rate of falling. The satellite just keeps falling past the Earth, can't catch it. |
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| The object slows down at the gravitational constant, until it comes to a stop. Then it accelerates down also at the gravitational constant. |
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