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SURVEY: If you are falling through space, will you keep speeding up or eventually slow down?

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SURVEY: If you are falling through space, will you keep speeding up or eventually slow down?

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  1. I think I'd go faster and faster... until after a while I wouldn't feel anything... and then my body would just burst into fire. And the angel's wouldn't help me, 'cause they've all gone away...  


  2. eventually you will be vaporized from passing to close to a star

  3. im pretty sure that you keep going the same speed that you entered space......unless u hit something =)

  4. It's not actually possible to "fall through space" because the act of falling means tending towards a gravitational force, which you would not encounter in deep space. Even if you were caught in a body's orbit, you wouldn't be falling, just orbiting. And if you somehow fell into a planet's atmosphere and began hurtling towards the surface of the planet... you would no longer be falling through space, you'd be falling through the atmosphere (and essentially burning to a crisp).

    In space, there is no friction, no resistance to motion... so if you threw a tennis ball in deep space (or another person), they would move at exactly the same speed into infinity, until they encountered another opposing force (such as a gravitational field, a rock, an alien, whatever).

  5. One of the many things you cannot do in space is fall.

    Floating sounds like fun though:-)

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