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A force that pulls things

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gravity is a force that keeps things from floating

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Gravity is a force that pulls things towards each other

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5. gravity is a force that makes us not float

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5. gravity is a force that makes us not float

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a force pulling things so that they don't float

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a force pulling things so that they don't float

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Gravity pulls everything together like your feet and the earth.

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Gravity pulls everything together like your feet and the earth.

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5. Gravity is a natural phenomenon force that pulls everything towards the center of the Earth.

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5. Gravity is a natural phenomenon force that pulls everything towards the center of the Earth.

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Gravity is a force that pulls objects towards each other, it's what keeps you on the ground and what make things fall.

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a force that pulls things down to the center of the earth

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a force that pulls things down to the center of the earth

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may the force be with u.

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Planets have gravity because they need gravity to keep the planet look like a planet because gravity is what pulled in all the elements that creates a planet. Everything does have gravity.

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Not all of the planets have a very strong gravity due to size and mass.

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Not all of the planets have a very strong gravity due to size and mass.

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Gravity is a force that pulls things toward each other.

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Everything has gravity. Planets have gravity to keep it solid and so things can exist on the surface of the planets.

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They have gravity because they need gravity to keep orbiting the Earth. Everything has gravity.

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planets have gravity because the force of gravity keeps all of the planets in orbit around the sun.

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Bigger objects fall faster than smaller objects they are acted upon by a large force of gravity

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The weight decides how strong the gravity pulls something towards a planet's surface.

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It decides how the planets orbit around the sun.

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the more mass, the stonger gravity

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Object fall at different speeds because the more mass it has the more gravity it will have, meaning that it falls faster.

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Their size weight and mass effect how much gravity can slow down. 

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Their size weight and mass effect how much gravity can slow down. 

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air resistance affects how fast objects fall 

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air resistance affects how fast objects fall 

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Different things have bigger gravitational pulls

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Different things have bigger gravitational pulls

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Gravity is a force that pulls everything to a center point

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Gravity is a force that pulls everything to a center point

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Gravity is what holds planets around the sun and keep them moving, and the moon that orbits around the sun.

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5. Planets have gravity because something called gravitational pull makes everything pull towards the Sun. Gravitational pull means that the more mass a planet has, the more things that it can attract. For example, since the Sun has the largest mass, that means that it pulls in the most things. In our solar system, it is the planets.

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5. Planets have gravity because something called gravitational pull makes everything pull towards the Sun. Gravitational pull means that the more mass a planet has, the more things that it can attract. For example, since the Sun has the largest mass, that means that it pulls in the most things. In our solar system, it is the planets.

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It affects the orbits in our solar systmem

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It affects the orbits in our solar systmem

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Gravity is a force that pulls objects

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gravity is the force that draws anything with mass closer

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gravity is the force that draws anything with mass closer

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It dictates how many moons a planet has and it controls the livability of a planet.

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It dictates how many moons a planet has and it controls the livability of a planet.

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Gravity is a force that draws objects together.

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Gravity is a force that draws objects together.

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Gravity is what pulls forces together, so it can help humans live on earth. It also effects the planets orbiting in our system.

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Because if an object is heavier, more gravity will act on it as it falls. But if an object is light, it won't have as much gravity acting on it.

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The mass of the object determines how fast an object falls. If an object has a high mass, then it falls faster than an object with a lighter mass.

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Gravity is a force that pulls things to the center

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It affects the orbits in our solar system

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Because everything has mass. The more mass, the heavier the gravity, the more force it has bringing things closer. Everything has mass, so everything has gravity.

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Because everything has mass. The more mass, the heavier the gravity, the more force it has bringing things closer. Everything has mass, so everything has gravity.

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The gravity from the sun makes the planets orbit the sun and the moons of the planets orbit the planet becuz of gravity

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The gravity from the sun makes the planets orbit the sun and the moons of the planets orbit the planet becuz of gravity

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5. More object fall at different speeds because the bigger the object, or the heavier mass, that means that the object falls faster.

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5. More object fall at different speeds because the bigger the object, or the heavier mass, that means that the object falls faster.

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Planets exist because of gravity pulling all different elements toward each other in one big area. Everything has gravity, but some places gravity isn't as strong. 

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Planets exist because of gravity pulling all different elements toward each other in one big area. Everything has gravity, but some places gravity isn't as strong. 

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It keeps the planets orbiting the Sun.

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surface area, size, mass, and state of matter can all depend. Something heavier falls faster than a feather.

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surface area, size, mass, and state of matter can all depend. Something heavier falls faster than a feather.

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The gravitational force from the sun keeps the planets orbiting the sun. 

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The gravitational force from the sun keeps the planets orbiting the sun. 

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Gravity A force that pulls small thing to be thing

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Gravity A force that pulls small thing to be thing

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gravity helps keep the planets in orbit around the sun 

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gravity helps keep the planets in orbit around the sun 

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Objects with larger masses fall quicker.

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Objects with larger masses fall quicker.

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5. The role that gravity plays in our solar system is that it keeps all the planets orbiting the sun. gravitational pull keeps the planets from getting farther and farther from the Sun, and eventually exiting our solar system.

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5. The role that gravity plays in our solar system is that it keeps all the planets orbiting the sun. gravitational pull keeps the planets from getting farther and farther from the Sun, and eventually exiting our solar system.

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Planets have a greater gravity then a small man because big planet has stronger gravity, but everything has gravity.

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Planets have a greater gravity then a small man because big planet has stronger gravity, but everything has gravity.

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The weight of the object can determine how the speed of the falling object

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The weight of the object can determine how the speed of the falling object

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It forms the planet, affects the orbit, forms the moons, attracts the comets, and the ability for us not to fly to Jupiter at 500m/s, even though that would be cool.

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It forms the planet, affects the orbit, forms the moons, attracts the comets, and the ability for us not to fly to Jupiter at 500m/s, even though that would be cool.

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Objects with greater mass fall faster than lighter objects. 

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Objects with greater mass fall faster than lighter objects. 

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it keeps the planets to continue to orbit the earth

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it keeps the planets to continue to orbit the earth

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Because gravity not because of the weight you dumb dumb

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Because gravity not because of the weight you dumb dumb

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Gravity keeps planets orbiting the sun, and also determines how many moons a planet has.  

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Gravity keeps planets orbiting the sun, and also determines how many moons a planet has.  