What will happen to a spacecraft that is moving far out in space and that is outside earths atmosphere and the pull of gravity?

A spacecraft moving far out in space, away from Earth's atmosphere and gravitational pull, will continue on its trajectory indefinitely, assuming no other forces act upon it. In the vacuum of space, without significant gravitational influences or resistance, it will maintain its velocity due to Newton's first law of motion. However, if it encounters the gravitational field of another celestial body, its path may change due to gravitational attraction. Otherwise, it will remain in its current state until acted upon by another force.