Have you ever thought how a space shuttle passes distances in space...in space there is nothing that the craf will run on according to the rule of Burnoli.......so what makes it run.......it is called Reactive Motions

Have you ever thought how a space shuttle passes distances in space...in space there is nothing that the craf will run on according to the rule of Burnoli.......so what makes it run.......it is called Reactive Motions

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Dude why are u even goin dat deep??? its simply newtons first law. every object tends to stay in its state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line unless compelled by some EXTERNAL force to act otherwise. In space theres is no External force. thats why the the initial force exerted on the shuttle helps to keep it in motion.

Dude why are u even goin dat deep??? its simply newtons first law. every object tends to stay in its state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line unless compelled by some EXTERNAL force to act otherwise. In space theres is no External force. thats why the the initial force exerted on the shuttle helps to keep it in motion.

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