As all things on internet that go viral les netizens into black hole of making and sharing memes, a superb short video explaining Newton's First Law has met same fate.   short video succinctly displaying Newton's First Law of Motion has gone viral on Twitter. It is a part of a video called Atlas Stone vs Olympic Trampoline originally posted on YouTube by channel How Ridiculous. original video also deals with Newton's First Law.

viral video on inertia:

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Reactions to short video on Newton's Law

However, inste of a discussion or remarks on science explaining phemena of Newton's First Law, tweet has received funny GIFs and memes in comments. Several Twitter users have tried to outwit each or through funny memes. Many have me fun of tweet itself. Check out some of reactions below:

Reference to Ro Runner Show is unavoidable

Explaining cartoon characters' movement using analogy of inertia, because, why t?

Since, it is, apparently based on real life.

Some throwback to a world-famous movie on disaur and science.

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More memes on matter, please

re were a few stray comments on physics. This tweet below posted is about how to calculate velocity using distance and time. re is, of course, reference to Velociraptors - a disaur genus. 

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What is Newton's First Law/ Principle of Inertia

comments on tweet barely contribute to any discussion or learning, here's what phemen explains. video demonstrates Newton's First Law, i.e. Principle of Inertia. Newton's Law states - 'An object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force.' this can be seen as a statement about inertia, that objects will remain in ir state of motion unless a force acts to change motion.

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