By Sheetal Kumari | August 20, 2024
Gravity is the weakest of the four fundamental forces, yet it dominates at large scales due to its infinite range.
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Gravity warps the fabric of spacetime, causing objects to move along curved trajectories.
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Gravity causes the oceans to bulge, creating tides that shape our coastlines.
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Gravity binds galaxies together, governing the motion of stars and gas.
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Gravity provides the necessary environment for life to thrive on Earth.
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Gravity warps time, causing clocks to run slower near massive objects.
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Gravity is a direct result of mass and energy, with more massive objects producing stronger gravitational fields.
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Gravity has no known boundaries, extending across the entire universe.
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Despite its importance, gravity remains one of the least understood fundamental forces.
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Gravity continues to inspire groundbreaking research, driving our understanding of the universe forward.
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