Gravity is like an invisible hand that pulls everything toward the ground. On Earth, it helps us walk and jump, but in space, astronauts float because there’s less gravity pulling them down. Imagine being on a giant trampoline, when you're close to the center (like on Earth), you feel strong pull; when you go far away (like in space), it feels much lighter.
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- A ball drops to the ground because gravity pulls it down.
- An astronaut floats in their spaceship as there's less gravity pulling them back.
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See also
- How Does Gravity Affect Space Travel?
- How Do ‘Rockets’ Escape Earth’s Gravity and Reach Space?
- How Does ‘Gravity’ Keep Us on the Ground?
- What Causes ‘Gravity’ and Why Does It Pull Us Downward?
- How Does Gravity Work on Earth and in Space?
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