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ELI5: What do people mean that centrifugal force doesn't exist?
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Centrifugal 'force' is the sensation you feel when an object you're in turns, such as a car going round a corner. It feels as though you're being pushed away from the centre of the turn, onto the outer wall of whatever object you're in. 

In reality, the object you're in is turning toward the centre, and it exerts a force on you toward the centre of the turn. Without this 'centripetal' force, as it turned, you would carry on in a straight line. 

Essentially. The actual force being exerted is centripetal (toward the centre of the turn) but you *feel* as if you're being pushed outward (centrifugal).