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Gravity is a force that pulls objects together. Earth's gravity is what keeps you to ground.

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Gravity keeps the planets orbiting around the sun, and keeps moon orbiting around the earth

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Gravity is the force that pulls things towards something else. For example, Earth's gravity is what is keeping us from floating into space

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Gravity is the force that pulls everything on Earth toward the center. Gravity, or gravitation, is which everything with mass or energy, including planets, stars, galaxies and even light, are attracted to one another. On Earth, gravity gives weight to physical objects, and the Moon's gravity causes the tides of the oceans. Gravity keeps the planets in orbit, if there wasn't any gravity the planets would've been way farther out and out of control.

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Why do planets have gravity? Does everything have gravity?

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Why do planets have gravity? Does everything have gravity?

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Earth's gravity comes from all its mass. All its mass makes a combined gravitational pull on all the mass in your body. Gravity is what gives every physical thing on Earth weight.

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Planets have gravity because the of the sun and the sun pulls all objets around it toward the sun. Yes, everything has gravity.

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Gravity is a force that pulls things towards the earth and it keeps you on the ground without floating

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Planets have gravity since their mass is very large. Everything has gravity, but with most things, it is too small to be noticed

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Objects fall at different speeds because of things like air resistance.

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Objects fall at different speeds depending on their mass. Heavier things fall faster.

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Gravity is what keeps the planets of the  Solar System in rotation, as well as Earth's moon. (Room 2 Notecard)

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Gravity is what keeps the planets of the  Solar System in rotation, as well as Earth's moon. (Room 2 Notecard)

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In our solar system, gravity makes the planets orbit the sun. Gravity is also what keeps us from floating into space

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Planets have gravity because of the density of different planets effects the gravity of it

not everything has gravity because space has 0 density

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Why do objects fall at different speeds?

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Why do objects fall at different speeds?

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Objects fall at different speeds based on how heavy it is. It depends on the mass of the object, resulting in a faster or slower fall

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Gravity is a force that brings objects, such as planets, together and allows objects to stabilize on the ground.

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Objects fall at different speeds because heavier objects carry a larger force of gravity while lighter objects carry a smaller force of gravity.

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Gravity is the force that keeps all the planets in orbit and is what keeps the moon to continue to orbit around earth.

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What role does gravity play in our solar system?

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What role does gravity play in our solar system?

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Gravity holds the planets in orbit around the sun and keeps the moon in orbit around earth. Gravity on the moon can also create ocean tides by pulling oceans towards it. Gravity also makes stars and planets by pulling together what they were made from.

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They fall at different speeds because if a lighter object drops it has a less force then like a heavy rock which makes it fall faster because its heavier

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Planets have gravity because of the mass that allows neighboring and planets that are near to revolve around a planet.

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objects fall at different speeds due to their mass and friction. For example, if a heavy object was to be dropped from a helicopter it would have a faster fall. And if you were to drop an object in water, it would have a slower fall due to the friction.