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SOLVED: Ila Aristotle believed that an object in free fall would descend at a rate that depends on its mass: Galileo disagreed with this assertion and the legend goes that Galileo dropped
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TIL that on Apollo 15, a hammer and a feather were dropped on the surface of the moon to illustrate how objects of different weight fall at an equal rate without air
