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Gravity is the prime driving force behind the natural motions. Gravity causes the rain to fall, and the rivers to run to the sea. When the sun heats the air or evaporates the moisture, it is the change in density upon which gravity acts to allow the more dense air to flow down and the warmer air consequently to rise.

Gravity also drives some major sea currents, such as the hyper-saline currents that start in the polar regions, and drive major oceanic circulation.

The Sun provides heat energy to evaporate the water, and this in conjunction with gravity causes the winds to arise.

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