[6/2, 7:18 AM] Ali Diaa: Telescopes are an essential tool for astronomers to study the universe. You plan to build your own telescope that can resolve the Great Red Spot on the surface of Jupiter at a wavelength of 600 nm. The farthest distance between the Earth and Jupiter is 968 × 106 km and the Great Red Spot has currently a diameter of 16,500 km. (a) Use the Rayleigh criterion to determine the diameter of the lens’ aperture of your telescope that is needed to resolve the Great Red Spot on Jupiter. [6/2, 7:44 AM] Ali Diaa: Scientists are developing a new space cannon to shoot objects from the surface of the Earth directly into a low orbit around the Earth. For testing purposes, a projectile is fired with an initial velocity of 2.8 km/s vertically into the sky. Calculate the height that the projectile reaches, ... (a) assuming a constant gravitational deceleration of 9.81 m/s2 . (b) considering the change of the gravitational force with height. Note: Neglect the air resistance for this problem. Use 6.67×10−11 m3kg−1 s −2 for the gravitational constant, 6371 km for the Earth’s radius, and 5.97 × 1024 kg for the Earth’s mass

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[6/2, 7:18 AM] Ali Diaa: Telescopes are an essential tool for astronomers to study the universe. You plan to build your
own telescope that can resolve the Great Red Spot on the surface of Jupiter at a wavelength of
600 nm. The farthest distance between the Earth and Jupiter is 968 × 106 km and the Great Red
Spot has currently a diameter of 16,500 km.
(a) Use the Rayleigh criterion to determine the diameter of the lens’ aperture of your telescope
that is needed to resolve the Great Red Spot on Jupiter.
[6/2, 7:44 AM] Ali Diaa: Scientists are developing a new space cannon to shoot objects from the surface of the Earth directly into a low orbit around the Earth. For testing purposes, a projectile is fired with an initial
velocity of 2.8 km/s vertically into the sky.
Calculate the height that the projectile reaches, ...
(a) assuming a constant gravitational deceleration of 9.81 m/s2
.
(b) considering the change of the gravitational force with height.
Note: Neglect the air resistance for this problem. Use 6.67×10−11 m3kg−1
s
−2
for the gravitational
constant, 6371 km for the Earth’s radius, and 5.97 × 1024 kg for the Earth’s mass

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