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It's a*s? :)

Clever-Name > so yes, the fly won't be stopped by the air in front/back of it because the fly is much denser that the air :)

OK let's continue with the car. It's easier I think. :) So when the car stops really quick the air in it also stops. The fly is in the air (not touching the car body). And the forces on the fly are from the *air* only. Part of my colleagues thought that the only way the fly can be moved...

fly floating in a car? :) Hi Last day we were arguing with my colleagues what will happen with a fly flying in a car when the car suddenly stops :) Will it go forwards (or backwards when the car is accelerating)? Or will it stay stationary? Suppose the following: - the car can stop (and...