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[QUOTE="Drakkith, post: 6854074, member: 272035"] You can read some of what he wrote in his Principia. I've linked to an 1846 American edition below, and you can find the relevant work starting in section 12 on page 224 of the pdf (218 as labeled in the book). Note that the force that we call gravity he refers to as a 'centripetal force' throughout the book (or at least the sections I read through) because of how he introduces it in his book. Ref: [URL]https://redlightrobber.com/red/links_pdf/Isaac-Newton-Principia-English-1846.pdf[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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