Question

why does Newton's laws break in free fall​

Answer 1

Answer:

Newton's laws show that a body in free-fall follows an orbit such that the sum of the gravitational and inertial forces equals zero. ... Gravitational forces are never uniform, and therefore only the centre of mass is in free-fall.

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Answer 2

Newton's laws show that a body in free-fall follows an orbit such that the sum of the gravitational and inertial forces equals zero. ... Gravitational forces are never uniform, and therefore only the centre of mass is in free-fall.

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