:05:01
It does put the pressure
on the professor to show up.
:05:04
If he forgets this time,
that`s it.
:05:06
Well, in his case,
once is justifiable...
:05:09
and twice is understandable,
but three times--
:05:14
Coming through!
:05:26
Morning-- or afternoon,
whatever the case may be.
:05:28
We have a lot to talk about today,
so let`s get into it without delay.
:05:32
Oh! Oh, uh, thank you,
whoever gave me the plate of fruit...
:05:35
and the dead pheasant,
:05:37
but it does not count
as extra credit.
:05:39
Last time we were talking about
Newton`s Law of Gravitation.
:05:42
To review: We see this "G"
is like the "C" in E=MC squared.
:05:46
It`s a constant, constant universe,
as much as anything
is constant in the universe.
:05:49
It`s saying that the force of
attraction between two bodies...
:05:52
is in direct proportion to
the product of their masses...
:05:55
and in inverse proportion to the square
of the distance between them.
:05:57
An example would be-- Let`s make, uh,
naked man, "M-1." Naked lady, "M-2."
:06:02
Now, according to this formula,
their attractive forces...
:06:04
would want to close
the distance to zero.
:06:07
Why don`t they? Hmm?
:06:10
The Earth! Ah.
:06:12
So, in essence that is
gravity and this...
:06:16
is "Dr Richards Life Drawing."
:06:20
It`s not my class, is it?
:06:31
Phillip! Over here!
:06:33
Sara! Ooh! Very sorry.
:06:38
And so, momentum.
:06:40
May I sit here? Thank you.
:06:44
Hello, Sara.
What a pleasant surprise.
:06:47
- Hello, Ruthie.
- Martha.
:06:50
- Martha what?
- Martha. Me Martha.
:06:52
You Martha. Me professor.
:06:55
- Yes, I know.
- I was just gonna, you know,
:06:57
grade my lunch, eat a few tests
and hope for the best.