If you are traveling in a car going 60mph with a fly inside the car, is the fly traveling 60mph?
You are traveling in a car. You see a fly moving around inside the car. The fly should match the speed of the car in order to be inside the car, else it will be pulled backwards. What is the science behind this?
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