Stars move like dancers because of gravity. Imagine gravity as invisible strings pulling stars toward each other, some stars are pulled close, and others drift apart. Just like a ballet, the dance never stops, and it keeps going for millions of years.
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- A ball falls to the ground because of gravity, just like a star is pulled toward another star.
- If you swing a bucket around your head, it stays up, stars keep moving because they’re being pulled by other stars.
- Two dancers move in perfect rhythm, two stars move in an orbit caused by their gravitational pull.
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See also
- How Does Gravity Work in Space?
- How Does ‘Gravity’ Affect the Movement of Planets?
- How Does Gravity Work on Earth and in Space?
- How Does Gravity Affect Space Travel?
- How Do Stars Create New Elements?
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