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     kg - Mass
      m - Position
      s - Time

   m/s  - Velocity
   m/s² - Acceleration
   m/s³ - Impelleration

kg m/s  - Momentum
kg m/s² - Force
kg m/s³ - Surge

 

Impelleration - the increase or decrease in acceleration.

 

Yes, acceleration can change.

A falling body will experience a change in acceleration.

At very small changes in distance, the change in acceleration is not noticeable.

However, if a body fell from say 10,000 km at rest, it would experience increasing acceleration as it moved to the surface of the Earth or a surge in the force of the gravitational pull.

In other words, its acceleration would be impelled to increase.

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Avatar eddessaknight -
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Thank you, jade, most informative as I was unaware of the changing Impelleration factor.

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