👉 In mathematics and physics, "unfalling" is a concept that refers to an object moving at a constant speed without accelerating. This can be described as a state of motion where the object's velocity remains constant over time, regardless of external forces acting on it. For example: - A car traveling at 60 km/h for 1 hour has not accelerated. - A ball rolling down a slope at a constant velocity is "unfalling" because it maintains its speed throughout its journey
