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NASA
Newton's Second Law in Space
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NASA Astronaut Randy Bresnik demonstrates Newton's Second Law from the International Space Station. He launches three objects of different weights to see what will happen.
physics
isaac newton
space
nasa
astronaut
laws of motion
newton's second law
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