If you were to throw a ball straight up while in a moving car, would it fall straight down or fall towards the back?
If we throw a ball in a very fast moving vehicle, why does it come straight back to our hands and not fall behind us?
If we throw a ball on a frictionless surface would it ever come to rest? When a house fly enters a moving vehicle. does it move at the same speed of the car? How do objects move if there is no net force acting upon it? Newton's third law of motion states that "every action has an equal and an opposite reaction." Then why is it, that when we sneeze (with speeds up to 100 miles/hour), we don't fall back? Why do cars steer with their front wheels and not with their back wheels? Using Newton's first law can anyone explain why a passenger in a car seems to "slide left" when the car suddenly turns right? When we walk does frictional force act backwards or forward? Why do passengers standing in a moving bus fall outward when the bus takes a sharp turn? Why does a helium-filled balloon in a motionless car move forward when the car accelerates? When a car overtakes a truck at high speed, why is it pulled towards the truck? How can a mosquito fly inside a moving car independently without sticking to anything? Why do we get a bump when we hit our head on something? Why do flies fly in circles? Why are cars built to go forward when not pushing on the gas? What happens if we don't swing our hands when we walk? 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? Why does a ball when hit towards mid-wicket start bending towards square leg and when hit towards cover starts bending towards point (irrespective of whether it is on the ground or in the air)? A 2 kg ball is dropped from 25 m up. How fast is it going 5 meter above the ground given that there is no air friction? Would velocity of upward thrown ball reach to zero at maximum height before falling back? If so, would it really be like state of rest? A ball is thrown upward with an initial velocity of 80 ft/s. How high will it go? How much time will it take for it to reach the ground? Why does a helicopter hover, but not move with constant velocity when there is no net force? How would you explain law of conservation of momentum to a layman, using a stationary object and fast-moving object? If circular disc and circular of same mass and radius will slide on inclined plane than which one will reach at bottom fist and why? Why doesn't a bicycle move backwards when one pedals back? Why can't we store the kinetic energy of a moving vehicle which is lost upon braking? How would you catch and receive a ball in the same direction? How can a flying insect fly around a moving vehicle? Why don't more basketball players (especially big men) use the backboard when shooting free throws? How an a mosquito-fly inside a moving car? Why do some vehicles have small wheels in the front and big wheels in the rear?