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Does friction happen in a liquid?
yes
What will happen to moving objects if there is no friction?
There is no motion
What two sources of friction do you have to overcome when walking?
Gravity pushing you down on the earth and friction from the ground are the two types of friction you have to overcome when walking.
What can happen to electrons during friction?
the electrons move away
What would happen if there was no friction to a moving object?
They won't be able to stop.
What will happen to friction if the road is wet?
The friction will go down drastically.
If friction is vanished what would happen on earth?
We would not be able to walk and nothing would be able to stay still Hope I could help
Why is friction on earth?
Friction is found anywhere where there are contact forces. If there was no friction on Earth, then we wouldn't be able to walk, pick things up, or move at all.
What would happen if there was more friction?
If friction is more it leads to unwanted things
Does friction happen in a liquid?
yes
Is the earth when a body is in motion there is always friction to the opposite motion?
Friction.
Is tidal friction slowing down earth?
Tidal friction caused by Earth's stretching from the Moon's gravity is gradually slowing down the rotation of Earth.
Why do moving objects on earth eventually stop?
due to the fact that another force is opposing its motion .In Earth it is friction
What will happen to moving objects if there is no friction?
There is no motion
What could happen if there is no friction in land?
Friction is what holds, stops things from moving. if there was no friction then things would be on the move 24/7.
Where dos friction occur in gymnastics?
This would be sliding friction and it could happen when:run on the floor
What will happen if you go close to the earth?
Assuming that you are in outer space and arriving to earth, Earth's gravity will pull you into the atmosphere, where you will burn up from the high speeds and friction against the atmosphere's gases. And then, when you finally hit the ground, you will sit up and say "Ow, that hurt."
