The Ghibli Guide to Motion and Forces

In our wondrous world, from tiny dust motes to soaring clouds,

everything is in motion, constantly changing. Motion isn't just movement; it's also

about acceleration, the rate at which an object's velocity changes. But what pulls

that apple down? An invisible force called gravity, drawing everything towards Earth's nurturing embrace.

Each object possesses mass, a fundamental property resisting changes in motion.

More mass means greater resistance to move. Newton's First Law, inertia,

tells us objects maintain their state of motion unless an external force changes it.

Newton's Second Law: Force equals mass times acceleration. A greater force creates more acceleration