Yes, but not for quite the reason you might think. If Earth were the same density throughout, gravity would decrease as you moved toward the center, as more and more of Earth's mass would be above you. However, Earth's density is not uniform. Earth's core is made mostly of iron, which is much denser than the rock that makes up the crust and mantle. So gravity would increase as you got closer to the dense. Once you cross into the core, gravity starts to decrease as described above until you reach the very center, where gravity (at least from Earth) is zero.
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∙ 7y agoThe only way is to move farther away from Earth.
The reason is gravity which, on earth, pulls all objects towards the centre of the earth.
It always moves to a lower level, under gravity.
air masses move because the gravity and air paressure are making them move..
earthquakes or continental drift
It decreases as you move away from Earth.
Yes, because it would make it easier to move around on Earth if the gravity is lower. Also, watch Dragon Ball Z!
Of course we move. We move along with Earth.
the gravity moves the Earth in a circle
The earth does move due to gravity.Without gravity, the earth would move in a straight line. The force of gravity between earth and the sunis what bends the earth's path into a closed curve around the sun, called earth's "orbit".
the pull of earth's gravity makes any objects fall to the ground.As the moon goes around earth, its gravity pulls on earth causing water in the oceans to move toward the moon.Earths gravity also pulls on the moon.
because if gravity
gravity does do that
gravity does do that
On every object on earth, earth exerts a force on it which is equal to the weight of object. When we throw a object it earth exerts force on it and it came downwards but if we throw it with escape velocity then it will not move downwards.
The only way is to move farther away from Earth.
The reason is gravity which, on earth, pulls all objects towards the centre of the earth.