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10 sats \ 1 reply \ @Fundamentals 8 Apr \ on: Can you solve this physics problem? AskSN
I didnt want to get too cute with the answer but there arent a lot of details provided, so I do make some assumptions.
  1. There is gravity on the planet (clearly because it has mass and a given escape velocity)
  2. There is matter in outer space that will have gravity
The speed exceeds the escape velocity so greatly that I will say that the rock will land inside some mass in outer space after which the speed of the rock will be:
A) Zero
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Bell_curve OP 8 Apr
@SimpleStacker got it right with his elegant solution
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