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Any time anything falls within Earth's atmosphere, there are the following energy transformations:
- Gravitational potential energy is converted into kinetic energy. That is, the object falls down, decreasing its potential energy; at the same time, the pull of gravity tends to make it move faster.
- At the same time, atmospheric resistance will dissipate this movement - converting kinetic energy, mainly into heat.
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