Hydrogen & helium
No matter what happens what goes up must come down. For example if you jump up into the air you have to come down because of the force of gravity. Same for space travel. If you jump on the moon you must come down.
The force of gravity pulls it back down to Earth.
well what is true is that what goes away come back , see gravity affects every place in the universe, traveling in a straight line is impossible because gravity will affect and divert your way then you will revolve until you come back, however on the customary level what goes up may not come down if it acquired the required speed 11 meter per second
As the energy of a wave goes up, the frequency goes UP
When someone is pushed in a swing, the effect would be that their height from the ground would have increased after the push. This increase in height, in physical terms, means that the swing also has an increase in gravitational potential energy, which must be turned back into kinetic energy (or movement energy). This is observed as the swing coming back to you. Simply put, what goes up, must come down.
Only if you close your mouth and swallow it goes back down
Yes, typically something that goes up must come down due to the force of gravity.
a wheel barrow
This is not a law. This is a statement indicating the action of gravity. Gas bubbles move upwards when released under water, and don't come back down. But these gases don't leave the Earth. Helium goes up, and doesn't come back down. But it doesn't leave the Earth. Hydrogen goes up, and the thermal energy available far up in the atmosphere will allow some hydrogen to reach escape velocity. Once hydrogen escapes, it will not come back down. Several spacecraft have gone up and are never expected to come back down. There was a manhole cover over the bore where underground atomic testing was occuring. That manhole cover went up, and had it not vaporized in our atmosphere, it would never have come back down. So, "hydrogen goes up, and some of it never comes back down". reply: mmmm, not very satisfactory im afraid,good effort though,seems nothing truly applies to the "law" . cheers!
must come down!
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