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Why can’t you feel the effect of the reaction force when an object falls to Earth?

Why can’t you feel the effect of the reaction force when an object falls to Earth?
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Why can’t you
feel the effect of the reaction
force when an object falls to
Earth?

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User DLeh
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Answer:

Because the Earth is EXTREMELY massive

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Basilin Joe
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