Gravity is like a invisible string that pulls things together. Imagine you're holding a ball, when you let go, it falls to the ground because Earth is pulling it. The bigger something is, the stronger its pull. That's why the moon stays around Earth and why we stay on the ground.
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- When you jump up, Earth pulls you back down.
- The moon is pulled by Earth’s gravity and stays in orbit around it.
- A heavy book falls faster than a light feather because of gravity.
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See also
- What Causes ‘Gravity’ and Why Does It Pull Us Downward?
- How Do Satellites Stay in Orbit Around the Earth?
- How Do Planets Stay in Their Orbits?
- How Do Planets Stay in Orbit Around the Sun?
- How Does a Candle Burn in Zero Gravity?
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