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Thank you so much for taking the time to write all of this out, this helps!

Thank you, this was very clarifying !

Thank you ! I think I understand that part now. So I can think of it like indirectly throwing the stone at earth, and sins the mas of Earth is so big even though the acceleration it would get from the impact with the stone is unmeasurably small, the product would yield a force equal to that...

I have gathered that forces always occur in pairs and are equal in magnitude but opposite in direction and that according to the second law a force is the product of the mas and acceleration of the object exerting the force. My problem is with getting this make sense with real life examples. If...