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Providing that it does not collide with another object, what is the most likely reason that an object moving through space would change velocity?

Providing that it does not collide with another object, what is the most likely reason that an object moving through space would change velocity?
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Providing that it does not collide with another object, what is the most likely reason that an object moving through space would change velocity?

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the object might change velocity because it might of combusted or somehow changed the weight
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