This paper presents a theoretical exploration into the concept of autonomous transference within
Earth's atmosphere and vacuum space. Under the hypothetical scenario of an object remaining
stationary above Earth's surface within a vacuum-like atmosphere, we examine the plausibility of
significant object movement over an extended period due to Earth's rotation. Assumptions related to
the object's position, atmospheric conditions, gravity, and inertia form the basis of our investigation.
We discuss the implications and limitations of this concept, fostering dialogue on the interplay between
Earth's rotation and spatial dynamics.

Author : Ibtaha Mukhtar

Published and updated on 5:58PM, 23/08/2023