Posted by cb on Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 10:29pm.
You have posted this once and received two responses. Posting again won't get anymore help until you've followed Bob P's advice and followed 1-6 of the instructions.
i did try to but i still didnt understand it thats why i reposted it
You have to make some assumptions to come up with numbers. First of all, the closest possible approach of Mars to the Earth is 35 million miles or, 5.63*10^10 meters. That is explained at
http://cseligman.com/text/planets/marsoppositions.htm
You need the mass of Mars. That is 6.42*10^23 kg.
Assume the doctor's head mass is 4 kg and the baby's mass is 4kg, and the separation of the doctor's head is 0.5 meter during delivery.
You will have to look up the value of Newton's universal gravity constant G and crank out some numbers to get the actual forces. The ratio of the doctor's head force to the Mars force will be
(4/6.42*10^23)*(5.63*10^10/0.5)^2 = 0.079
So the gravitational influence of Mars is greater than that of the doctor in this situation, but that does not prove astrology has an important influence.
thank you!
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