If space is curved, why do objects fall straight?
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space is not curved.
falling of anything is due to the gravitational force of earth.
falling of anything is due to the gravitational force of earth.
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and through many researches it was predicted that space is in fla form and this experiment was done by throwing of a light ray in two different directions n when the line joined them and formed a triangle whose sum of two sides r less than 180° due to this they concluded that our universe is in flat form
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The direction of the falling of an object does not depend on the shape of space.
It is attracted by gravity towards the centre of the mass attracting it.
I know it looks like stuff falls downward, but actually, it is attracted towards Earth's centre. So, even if space is curved, or square, or any other shape, objects will always fall in a straight line towards the centre of the mass attracting them through gravitation.
It is attracted by gravity towards the centre of the mass attracting it.
I know it looks like stuff falls downward, but actually, it is attracted towards Earth's centre. So, even if space is curved, or square, or any other shape, objects will always fall in a straight line towards the centre of the mass attracting them through gravitation.
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