Why do objects always fall towards the Earth?

Objects always fall towards the Earth because gravity pulls them down, just like a big invisible hand is giving them a gentle push.

Imagine you're holding a ball in your hand. When you let go, it doesn’t stay up there, it drops to the ground. That’s gravity at work!

Gravity is like a magnet that lives inside the Earth. It pulls things towards it, like how a magnet pulls paper clips. The bigger something is, the stronger its gravity. That’s why the Earth can pull you down, even though you're tiny.

When you drop a toy or a book, gravity gives them a little nudge to go down. It's like when you push your brother on a swing, he goes higher and higher because of that push. Gravity is always doing the same thing, but with everything around us, like apples falling from trees or raindrops coming down from the sky.

So next time something falls, just remember: it’s not magic, it’s gravity giving it a little nudge! 🌍