Gravitational equation of motion for an object falling on a planet.
Suppose mass of planet is M and mass of object is m.
Object is r meters away from planet which is R+H where R is radius of planet and H is height.
At any instance, object is x meters away from centre of mass of planet.
According to Sir Issac Newton
Gravitational force on object = ma = - GMm/x2
a = - GM/x2
dv/dt = - GM/x2
dv/dt dx/dx = - GM/x2
dx/dt dv = - GM/x2 dx
v dv = - GM/x2 dx
Integrating both sides
v2/2 = GM/x + C
At x = r, v = u
u2/2 = GM/r + C
C = u2/2 - GM/r
= (ru2 - 2GM)/2r
Now,
v2 = 2(GM/x + C)
v = - sqrt(2) sqrt((GM + xC)/x)
dx/dt = - sqrt(2) sqrt((GM + xC)/x)
dt = - 1/sqrt(2) sqrt(x/(GM + xC)) dx
Let xC = GM tan2c
x = GM/C tan2c
dx = GM/C 2 tan(c) sec2c dc
= 2GM/C tan(c) sec2c dc
tan2c = xC/GM
tan(c) = sqrt(xC/GM)
sec2c = xc/GM + 1
sec(c) = sqrt((xC + GM)/GM)
Putting in equation
dt = - sqrt(GM/2C) sqrt(tan2c/(GM + GM tan2c)) 2GM/C tan(c) sec2c dc
= - sqrt(2) GM/(C sqrt(C)) sqrt(tan2c / sec2c) tan(c) sec2c dc
= - sqrt(2) GM/(C sqrt(C)) tan2c sec(c) dc
= - sqrt(2) GM/(C sqrt(C)) (sec2c - 1) sec(c) dc
= - sqrt(2) GM/(C sqrt(C)) (sec3c - sec(c)) dc
Integrating both sides
t = - sqrt(2) GM/(C sqrt(C)) (1/2 sec(c) tan(c) + 1/2 ln|sec(c) + tan(c)| - ln|sec(c) + tan(c)|) + C2
= - sqrt(2) GM/(C sqrt(C)) (1/2 sec(c) tan(c) - 1/2 ln|sec(c) + tan(c)|) + C2
= - GM/(C sqrt(2C)) (sec(c) tan(c) - ln|sec(c) + tan(c)|) + C2
= - GM/(C sqrt(2C)) (sqrt((xC + GM)/GM) sqrt(xC/GM) - ln|sqrt((xC + GM)/GM) + sqrt(xC/GM)|) + C2
At t = 0, x = r
0 = - GM/(C sqrt(2C)) (sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) sqrt(rC/GM) - ln|sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) + sqrt(rC/GM)|) + C2
C2 = GM/(C sqrt(2C)) (- ln|sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) + sqrt(rC/GM)| + sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) sqrt(rC/GM))
Putting in equation
t = GM/(C sqrt(2C)) (- sqrt((xC + GM)/GM) sqrt(xC/GM) + ln|sqrt((xC + GM)/GM) + sqrt(xC/GM)| - ln|sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) + sqrt(rC/GM)| + sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) sqrt(rC/GM))
At collision, x = R
t = GM/(C sqrt(2C)) (- sqrt((RC + GM)/GM) sqrt(RC/GM) + ln|sqrt((RC + GM)/GM) + sqrt(RC/GM)| - ln|sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) + sqrt(rC/GM)| + sqrt((rC + GM)/GM) sqrt(rC/GM))
Collision velocity
v = - sqrt(2) sqrt((GM + RC)/R)
= - sqrt(2) sqrt(((2rGM + R(r u2 - 2GM)/2r)/R)
= - sqrt(2) sqrt((2rGM + Rru2 - 2RGM)/2Rr)
= - sqrt((2(R + H)GM + R (R + H)u2 - 2RGM)/R(R + H))
= - sqrt((2RGM + 2HGM + R2 u2 + RHu2 - 2RGM)/R(R + H))
= - sqrt((2HGM + R2u2 + RHu2)/R(R + H))
These are gravitational equation of motion for a small object.
Praveen Kumar Sirohiwal
If u is in upward direction then it will achieve a height h. We can assume we are dropping it from that height. After reaching that same point it will have u in downward direction. The time taken can be added to the total time.
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