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What is upward force?

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there are many forces that can act in an upward direction, but most of them (conceptually) are related to "normal force", the force that prevents gravity from breaking a desk every time a book is set on it.

normal force is the force of resistance to change: it comes down to the attractive force in the molecular bonds of the (ie) desk. because the molecules in the desk require force to break and the force of gravity from the book is not great enough to overcome that, the desk stays intact.

other examples of molecularly-based upward forces are air resistance of falling objects and buoyancy.

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There are many of those: you can pull something up with a string, push it up with your hands or some equipment, lift things with magnetic or electric forces, blow it upwards (blowing air), or make it go up with an explosion, among others.

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15y ago

It's typically referred to as the "Normal" force.

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Lift is the upward force that opposes gravity.

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No, gravity is a downward force.

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Buoyancy

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