fossilesqueyeah everything is probably made of like, idk, earth water, fire and air or something idrk
SkullgridI mean, yes and no.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_velocity#Physics
Heavier objects have a higher “max speed” that they can fall at, compared to lighter objects. The acceleration to that relative speed is constant though. More or less.
IE : While a bowling ball and a ping pong ball might start falling at the same initial rate, eventually the bowling ball will fall faster.
EmpricornThat’s not because of weight though. That’s just one thing being affected more by air resistance. In a vacuum, there would be no difference. In fact, they did just that during the Apollo 15 mission on the moon using a feather and a hammer:
Hey buddy! I came to post that video!
I know what is happening. I know why it is happening. My brain is still screaming at the feather to slow down.
Of the Air (cele/celes)…wikimedia.org/…/File:Apollo_15_feather_and_hamme…
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