Force of gravity, like the rest of the scenarios.

And that is exactly opposite to the force of gravity in this direction

The G forces are slightly increasing. Vibration. I can tolerate evrything well.

And just to make the point clear, if gravity disappeared and you had no air

DAWN this is CEDAR I'm feeling great, I'm continuing the flight. The G forces are slowly increasing.

And in order to figure out what would happen to this block we broke down the force of gravity on this block into the components that are parallel to the surface of the plane and perpendicular to the surface of the plane and for a perpendicular component, we got 49 times the square root of 3 N downwards

Although you don't want to go too fast, because then the G force is going to be too big then this maybe we'll talk about that in the future video

And we know, we know that the force of gravity between two objects is equal to big G, the gravitational constant times the mass of the first object, times the mass of the second object, over the distant between the two objects squared

But the one component of the force of gravity that did not seem to have any offset (at least the way we set up the problem in the last video) is the force component that is parallel to the surface of the plane