Gravitation and Space Curvature in 3D
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This example demonstrates the phenomenon of gravitation and space curvature in three-dimensional space. Key mathematical concepts include vectors, trajectories, and geometric construction. Using GeoGebra commands such as Point, Circle, Sphere, and Sequence, the example constructs a 3D gravitational field and space curvature. Suitable for high school and above students or teachers.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Point(zAxis) → MCircle(M, 3, zAxis) → cPoint(c) → PSphere(P, cbrt(m)) → bSequence(Surface[t, y(P) - d - m / ((d * ((t - x(P))^(2) + (s - z(P))^(2) + 1))), s, t, -5, 5, s, -5, 5], d, -2, 2) → l2Sequence(Surface[x(P) - d - m / ((d * ((t - y(P))^(2) + (s - z(P))^(2) + 1))), t, s, t, -5, 5, s, -5, 5], d, -2, 2) → l3Sequence(Surface[t, s, (-d) - m / ((d * ((t - x(P))^(2) + (s - y(P))^(2) + 1))), t, -5, 5, s, -5, 5], d, -2, 2) → l1