https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68 Write your new learning here, don't forget your name. en-us 2020-05-06 11:14:48 UTC 2021-05-07 17:07:46 UTC hello@padlet.com tracyholland1 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554438233 Things to consider...
1. What does "gravity pulls you down" really mean? Is it accurate? 
2. What does gravitational pull mean? How does it affect objects? Explain? 
3. What two things affect the pull of gravity? Explain.
4. How does gravity affect the spacehsips trying to fly to the moon? 
5. Why do things seem to fall at different speeds?

]]> 2020-05-06 11:17:28 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554438233 s076533 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554663170 Gravity does not actually pull you down. More, it just pulls you to the Earth. It is like the whole Earth is covered in superglue. If gravity only pulled you down, anything in Antarctica would fall off the Earth. 
The gravitational pull is what pulls objects back to Earth even if they jumped or were thrown.Things fall at different speeds because of air resistance. Since Earth has an atmosphere, the gases in the air push things around more. If you dropped a hammer and a feather, the feather would hit the ground after the hammer because of air resistance.]]> 2020-05-06 13:10:12 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554663170 s080627 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554830721 Gravity does not really pull down. It pulls to the center of the earth. Things seem to fall at a different speed because of air resistance. Air resistance makes more spreed out things fall slower while more solid packed in things fall fast. ]]> 2020-05-06 14:06:10 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554830721 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554840045 Gravity does not actually pull you down it you pulls you toward earth.
A object with more mass will have more gravitational pull then smaller objects.Gravity affects space ships because when they are trying to leave the gravitational pull try to suck the space ship in but when they get out of earth pull they will get suck in to the moons pull.
Things fall differently because  of the air resistance so if you dropped a hammer and feather the hammer will fall down but if you dropped it on the moon they will be the same because the moon does not have air resistance  but in earth flat things tend to fall down last then lest flat thing because of air resistance.]]> 2020-05-06 14:08:48 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/554840045 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555205681 Gravity doesn't actually pull down, it pulls to the center of the Earth.  Some things fall faster than others, that is called air resistance.Air resistance makes more spread out things fall slower while more solid things fall faster. ]]> 2020-05-06 16:03:26 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555205681 s080853 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555220429 Gravity doesn't actually pull you down it pulls you to the center of the earth.
Gravitational pull means that if it is a bigger object with more mass it will fall faster if it is light it will fall slower.
Air Resistance is what makes all things spread out more and fall slower.
Gravity effects spaceships because of how gravitational pull pulls them. First they have to try to get out of the earths gravity and then go into the moons gravity.
Because of how light and how heavy they are depending on there mass.]]> 2020-05-06 16:08:22 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555220429 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555269291 When someone or something says that gravity pulls you down to Earth, what they mean is that gravity pulls you towards the Earth. This because Earth's atmosphere affects how things fall. Somethings also fall faster than others (you probably already knew that). The reason why that happens is because of air resistance. If you dropped a weight and a piece of paper, the paper would run into more air resistance than the weight, making it drop more slowly.]]> 2020-05-06 16:25:28 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555269291 s090642 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555301110 The force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.]]> 2020-05-06 16:36:35 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555301110 s080572 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555305550 Gravity doesn't actually pull you down. It just pulls you toward the center of the earth.
Gravity affects spaceship by slowing them down and pulling the Earth's force of gravity, but all they have to do is get out of the earth's gravity and into the moons gravitational pull. 
The air resistance make the feather fall slower than a book. I makes the one with more surface area and is less density fall slower than something with more density and less surface area.]]> 2020-05-06 16:38:12 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555305550 s080728 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555382634 Gravity doesn't make you go up to space it keep you in area you are supposed to stay in. In the video it was talking about penguin and how they don't go up in space because gravity keep penguins from going to space. which I think it is really cool]]> 2020-05-06 17:05:20 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555382634 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555644983 I think it's interesting that "pulls you down just means that it is just pulling you toward the earth's core. I think that it is really cool about the hammer and feather on the moon. They fall at different speeds on earth because of air resistance, which is not on the moon. the two things that affect the pull of gravity are mass and air resistence.]]> 2020-05-06 18:47:22 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555644983 s080469 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555660172 Gravity does not make you go down, It pulls you toward the earth enough to keep you from floating into space but it pulls you toward the earths core not the outer layers. It was really amazing how a falcon feather could fall at the same rate as a hammer on the moon.]]> 2020-05-06 18:54:00 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555660172 s080602 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555765847 The correct saying is that gravity pulls you towards  the earth.
the pull keeps objects in the right place
when you are closer to the moon then the moon pulls you by gravity. 
they fall differently because of air resistance. ]]> 2020-05-06 19:40:42 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555765847 https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555825703 Gravity pulls you toward the center of the earth. It's like the earth is covered in invisible superglue]]> 2020-05-06 20:09:35 UTC https://padlet.com/tracyholland1/y22wbbd2vpcikw68/wish/555825703