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What is the differences between the acceleration rate of objects on Earth versus objects in the vacuum of space?
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In space objects will essentially accelerate faster given the same amount of applied force since there is no drag like there would be on Earth.
If by space, the question means actual space -- outside the range of any significant gravitational force -- then the acceleration of an object in space is ~0. But if it means some vacuum on Earth, then what Shane_B said.
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