Gravity pulls a dropped ball toward the ground.
What does Gravity mean?
the force that pulls objects with mass toward one another.
Dictionary definition
The attraction between objects that have mass; near Earth, it pulls objects toward Earth's center.
Gravity in a sentence
The Moon's gravity helps produce tides on Earth.
Gravity keeps planets in orbit around the Sun and moons in orbit around planets.
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What is gravity?
Gravity attracts objects with mass to one another.
Which sentence describes gravity correctly?
The Sun's gravity continually bends Earth's motion into an orbit.
Choose the best word: Weight measures how strongly _____ pulls on an object.
Weight depends on the gravitational force acting on an object.
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Gravity
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grav · ih · tee · strongest beat: grav
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- grav · ih · tee
- Strongest beat
- grav
- Ending
- tee
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on grav.
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Does Gravity have an opposite?
Gravity has no direct antonym. Weightlessness is an experience of apparent weight, not an absence or opposite of gravity, and repulsion is a different kind of force.
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Gravity word family
gravity
gravitation
The force of attraction between objects with mass.
gravitational
Related to gravity.
gravitationally
In a way caused or controlled by gravity.
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Understand Gravity
Gravity is an attraction between masses, not simply a force that points down everywhere.
Astronauts in orbit are not beyond gravity. They appear weightless because they and their spacecraft are falling around Earth together.
Drop two safe objects, then compare falling straight toward Earth with an orbit diagram. Students draw attraction arrows and explain how gravity acts in both cases.
How can gravity both make an apple fall and keep the Moon in orbit? Explain what is attracting what.

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