. How do we know that with falling objects (ignoring air resistance) that heavier objects are subjected to a greater gravitational force?

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kyanthedoodle · Answer

We don't, because it doesn't.

anonymous · Answer

why?

anonymous · Answer

this is my next question though... based off this one: How do we know that there is something compensating for this difference in force that gravity exerts on falling objects?

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Okay, so if you throw a heavy object and a light object into the air, they would fall down at the same time. It's true! I tried it! I have no idea for the second question though.