A ball when slid on horizontal surface evenyualy comes to stop even though seemingly no force is acting on it. does noy it contradict gallieo,s statement?

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Earth is not flat, it is round and very large, but consider a small portion like a table would be always a flat surface, cuz earth has very high curvature such that small portions may be considered as flat surface

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