In a world where gravity pulls sideways instead of downwards, Kofi and Anika are standing in an open field. There is a tall flagpole with a flag waving at the top. What happens to the flag, and how does this affect what Kofi and Anika can see when they look straight ahead?

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With gravity pulling sideways, the flag on the flagpole does not hang down as it would with downward gravity. Instead, the flag is pulled horizontally in the direction that gravity is acting. As such, the flag extends out like a banner, perpendicular to the flagpole. Kofi and Anika, standing in the field and looking straight ahead, would see the full display of the flag's surface, as it is presented laterally across their field of vision, rather than seeing the edge of the flag as they might with typical downward gravity. Assuming they are standing on the opposite side of where gravity is pulling, the flag does not obstruct their view. However, if they are on the same side toward which gravity pulls the flag, their view would be blocked by the horizontally extended flag.