Second Day

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Second Day is a major section of Galileo Galilei’s scientific work "Two New Sciences," in which he develops foundational ideas in kinematics and the laws of motion.

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instanceOf book section ⓘ
part of scientific treatise ⓘ
author Galileo Galilei ⓘ
chronologicalPosition second of four days in Two New Sciences ⓘ
containsResult law of free fall ⓘ
mathematical description of uniformly accelerated motion ⓘ
odd-number rule for distances in equal times ⓘ
parabolic theory of projectile motion ⓘ
proportionality of distance to square of time in free fall ⓘ
resolution of motion into horizontal and vertical components ⓘ
discusses Galilean relativity in motion analysis ⓘ
idealized frictionless motion ⓘ
measurement of time in experiments ⓘ
relationship between theory and experiment in physics ⓘ
field kinematics ⓘ
mechanics ⓘ
physics ⓘ
historicalSignificance foundation of classical kinematics ⓘ
precursor to Newtonian mechanics ⓘ
influenced Isaac Newton ⓘ
development of classical mechanics ⓘ
later studies of projectile motion ⓘ
interlocutor Sagredo ⓘ
Salviati ⓘ
Simplicio ⓘ
language Italian ⓘ
mainTopic composition of motions ⓘ
kinematics of falling bodies ⓘ
laws of motion ⓘ
motion on inclined planes ⓘ
parabolic trajectories ⓘ
projectile motion ⓘ
space–time relationships in motion ⓘ
uniform acceleration ⓘ
originalTitle Seconda giornata ⓘ
partOf Two New Sciences ⓘ
relatedTo First Day ⓘ
Fourth Day ⓘ
Third Day ⓘ
structure dialogue among interlocutors ⓘ
usesMethod geometrical demonstration ⓘ
idealized physical models ⓘ
thought experiments ⓘ
workType scientific prose dialogue ⓘ

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Two New Sciences → hasPart → Second Day ⓘ
Seconda giornata → originalTitleOf → Second Day ⓘ