Originally Posted by Mr Pheer

It will fall in a curve anyway, simply because the walls of the bucket travel faster than the center. Even if its not in a bucket, the same rules apply. Most buckets that I know of, do not have enough mass in the center to affect anything with their own gravity.

Originally Posted by ArsewithClass

Correct, but if the object falling is a compact sphere, is shall roll & probably fall directly down due to the velocity of the sphere spinning & the earth spinning in it's gravitational pull

BTW, what's all the Bournemouth bullshit???? I support Bedford rugby, considering I'm a Bedford Homeboy? While we're here... Shout out for the Bedford massive

Originally Posted by Mr Pheer

Exactly. And Sleazy asked what is the difference between centrifugal force and gravity. People came up with all kinds of shit.

Its amusing.