Gravitational force from a sphere v2
This video steps through calculating the gravitational field from a ring then a shell to show that the force between a point mass and a spherical object can be calculated by modeling the mass of the spherical object as if it were all located at the center of mass. We then show that inside a spherical shell the gravitational fore is zero.
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