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Lets say there was a vacuum cylendar straight off of the Earth that reached far past the son, let's just say it went an infinite distance away. So if I drop an object let's say a pen in the vacuum going towards the Earth and it was falling at the acceleration due to gravity. (9.8m/s2) And if there is no terminal velocity in a vacuum shouldn't the pen keep accelerating? So if it keeps accelerating then could the pen reach the speed of light?
If I drop a pen in an infinite length vacuum that had the gravitational pull of the Earth, will the pen reach the speed of light?
If I drop a pen in an infinite length vacuum that had the gravitational pull of the Earth, will the pen reach the speed of light?