Objects in motion exhibit changes in position over time, which we can observe directly or infer through indirect evidence.
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Objects in motion exhibit changes in position over time, which we can observe directly or infer through indirect evidence.
We perceive some objects in motion when their relative position changes over time, while others appear at rest when their position remains relatively constant relative to our reference frame or observation point.