why the raindrops falling from the sky neither hit us hard nor make holes on the ground?
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It is the velocity beyond which it will no longer accelerate due to the viscous force offered by the air in the atmosphere as a resistance to the gravitational pull on the rain drop. Rain drops with such terminal velocity do not have enough momentum to drill a hole in our head or the ground.
did u mean the reason of constant velocity?
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may be....a constant acceleration
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