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Why can't a plunger stick to the side of a rocket ship

Why can't a plunger stick to the side of a rocket ship
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Why can't a plunger stick to the side of a rocket ship

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Because the hole was too small
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A plunger cannot stick because of the tons of mass inside the rocket ship. It can stay about 700 Ft in the air before dropping. this causes the ships movemement speed which is about 60LS per second.
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