PhysicsKit

PhysicsKit is a Python library that provides a set of tools for performing physics calculations. With PhysicsKit, you can easily calculate the force, velocity etc, making it a powerful tool for working with physics data.

import physics

mass1 = 10  # kg
mass2 = 5  # kg
distance = 2  # meters
force = physics.gravity.Gforce(mass1, mass2, distance)

print(f"The force between the objects is {force} Newtons.")

Installation

Currently, PhysicsKit is not available on PyPI as it is still under development. However, you can install it directly from the repository using the following command:

pip install git+https://github.com/Sayad-Uddin-Tahsin/PhysicsKit.git

Supported Calculations:

• Gravity

  • Gravitational Force between two objects (Gforce)
  • Distance between two objects (distance)
  • Mass of first object (m1)
  • Mass of second object (m2)
  • Weight of an object (weight)
  • Velocity of an object (velocity)
  • Displacement of an object (displacement)
  • Time required to travel a distance at a given velocity (time_required)
  • Acceleration of an object (acceleration)
  • Time taken to reach a certain velocity (time_to_reach_velocity)
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  • Force exerted on an object based on its mass and acceleration (force)
  • The amount of energy an object possesses due to its position (gravitational_potential_energy_at_height)
  • The gravitational potential energy between two objects (gravitational_energy_between_two_masses)
  • Escape Velocity (escape_velocity)
  • The period of an object in circular orbit (period_of_orbit)
  • The orbital velocity of an object in circular orbit (orbital_velocity)
  • The gravitational potential energy (gravitational_potential)
  • The gravitational field strength (gravitational_field_strength)
  • The gravitational acceleration (gravitational_acceleration)
  • The gravitational time dilation (gravitational_time_dilation)
  • The Schwarzschild radius (schwarzschild_radius)
  • The gravitational redshift (gravitational_redshift)
  • The Chandrasekhar limit for a given value of xi (chandrasekhar_limit)
  • The Roche limit (roche_limit)
  • The radius of a geostationary orbit (geostationary_orbit)

• Built-in Unit Converter to Meter and KG