What's in Our Universe? "Gravity"

Gravity

• The force or pull created by the mass of objects in the universe toward each other

• a pull or a push on an object or system

• the substances all objects on Earth are made of; all substances that take up space

• the force that draws all objects in the universe toward each other

Gravitational pull

• The periodic or regular rise and fall of the surface of large bodies of water on Earth that is caused by the interaction of the moon’s gravity with Earth.

• the force that draws all objects in the universe toward each other

• An object or area in space that has such strong gravity that not even light can escape from it

Force

• The periodic or regular rise and fall of the surface of large bodies of water on Earth that is caused by the interaction of the moon’s gravity with Earth.

• An object or area in space that has such strong gravity that not even light can escape from it

• a pull or a push on an object or system

• Fast and furious of an object

Matter

• An object or area in space that has such strong gravity that not even light can escape from it

• If an answer makes sense or not

• The mass of an object

• the substances all objects on Earth are made of; all substances that take up space

Black hole

• A picture of a black light

• The periodic or regular rise and fall of the surface of large bodies of water on Earth that is caused by the interaction of the moon’s gravity with Earth.

• An object or area in space that has such strong gravity that not even light can escape from it

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Tides

• The periodic or regular rise and fall of the surface of large bodies of water on Earth that is caused by the interaction of the moon’s gravity with Earth.

• An object or area in space that has such strong gravity that not even light can escape from it

• the force that draws all objects in the universe toward each other

• Waves in oceans