Why can t Apple fly? Why don t apples fly in the sky?

Apples are the fruits of the apple tree that are produced by the apple tree in order to reproduce their offspring. The ovary of the flower develops into a pulp, which plays a protective role in order to prevent the seeds from being accidentally injured. When the seed is ripe, it signals to the apple tree, and the apple tree stops providing nutrients to the apple, and the pedicle will lack nutrients and shrink, and it will fall off when it can't stand the weight of the apple.

As for why it falls down instead of going up, it is because of the attraction of the earth, and all objects on the ground are attracted by the earth, and the force that the object receives due to the attraction of the earth is called gravity. Everything near the earth's surface is subject to gravity, and it is this attraction that falls down.

The apple actually can't fly like a human, because the apple is like an object, he falls on a tree, but he can't fly, so I think it's affected by gravity, so he's not fat, if he's in outer space, he's probably flying.

Because of the gravitational pull of the earth, not only apples, but all objects fall. If it's in space, it's floating.

Because there is Newton's first law, if you can fly, it is Newton's brother Niu B's first law.

Why don't you ask why you can't fly yourself? Isn't such a question boring? Don't you understand gravity? Haven't heard Newton's story?

Because apples don't have wings and don't dream.

Because it didn't eat magic cookies.

Apples are just a story, why do they fly? If apples could fly, I feel like we'd be fat.

Bring the apple on the plane and it'll fly.

Ask Newton about this