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How long would it take for an object that has dropped from rest to hit the ground if air resistance didn't exist?

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How many G's does it take to break the sound barrier?

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If I'm moving at the speed of light, then I throw a stone in front of me, wouldn't that stone have moved faster than the speed of light?

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If you drop a bowling ball and a 30 pound hammer from 30,000 feet in the sky, which one will hit the ground first?

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What would happen if you build a straw into space?

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A man is pulling arolley on a horizontal road with a force of 100N making 45 degrees with the road. What are the horizontal and vertical components of its force?

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If you parachute from the outer atmosphere, will you slow down as you get closer to Earth since the atmosphere will get thicker?

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What caused the energy to jam into one point to create the Big Bang?

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A stone is dropped from a balloon that is ascending at a uniform rate of 30 ft/s. If it takes the stone 10 seconds to reach the ground, how high was the balloon in the instant the stone was dropped?

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Why is my house hotter than outside if my windows are open and there is air flow?

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