Are the following free fall statements correct?
In a free fall, the body falls at a constant speed.
With a free fall, the acceleration does not depend on body weight.
When calculating the free fall velocity, we must take into account the air resistance.
The free fall acceleration is the same everywhere on Earth.
The body falls on the Moon more slowly than on Earth.
When the lunar module lands on the Moon, we can brake with a parachute.
Gravitational acceleration decreases with height above the earth's crust.
The free fall acceleration is a physical constant.
