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Did You Know?

By 1700 its length had been measured with submillimeter accuracy at several cities in Europe.

So once the gravity had been measured absolutely at some central station, by the Kater or other accurate method, the gravity at other points could be found by swinging pendulums at the central station and then taking them to the nearby point.

that the period of a pendulum does vary with its amplitude, and that Galileo's observation of isochronism was accurate only for small swings.

Around the resonant frequency there is a narrow natural band of frequencies (or periods), called the resonance width or bandwidth, where the harmonic oscillator will oscillate.

This meant that the gravitational acceleration at the bottom of the mine, 1250 ft below the surface, was 1/14,000 less than it should have been from the inverse square law; that is the attraction of the spherical shell was 1/14,000 of the attraction of the Earth.

of the bob, and proportional to the square root of the length of the pendulum.