No. Every object has a gravitational field. Even you and I. Obviously, because we are very small in relation to a planet, our gravitational field is small. The bigger the object the bigger its field of gravity. Huge planets like Saturn and Jupiter have enormous fields of gravity.
The only way for the earth to lose its gravity would be if it became microscopically small.
Answer The answer to this question is very simple. Gravity is the force that keeps our feet on the ground. Without gravity the human kind would most likely perish. This is because with no gravity there would be no way to stop we the people from floating far into space and way beyond to parts of the universe that have no oxeygen or places that there is nothing to survive off of.
If there was no gravity you will die and you will be floating in the air because there will be nothing to help you stay on the ground.
So far humans have done a very good job of spoiling the natural environment. A world without humans would do quite well. The environment would revert to it's original state.
In that case (which of course won't happen), the Earth would continue moving at its present velocity, i.e., in a straight line.
It would fly off at a tangent to the orbit at the moment of the sun's disappearance and continue in that direction until its motion was perturbed by another astronomical body.
drift thru space
That isn't the lost episode, the lost episode isn't about starfire...
I would say that God does whatever it takes to preserve his own authority over Heaven and Earth, which is not the same as being just.
It didnt have to happen, the circumstances it would not of happened was 1/2 a stupid radiosman decided not to read the message but discard it!, he cost the mistake 1.5K lives from that mistake!
25% is absorbed by clouds.25% is reflected by clouds.So 50% of the sun's radiation is lost before it reaches earth's surface.See the diagram link below.
I am sorry to say but she dies.
because the planets use the sun's gravitaional pull if it lost it all the planets would spiral out wards and earth would freeze because of no heat.
No. Earth's gravity is a result of its mass.
i dont no but something big will happen
If it weren't for gravity, we would fly off the earth.
He will be so pleased to find that he has lost 62% of his weight that he may want to stay there.
It would drift out into space at a constant speed along the tangent to its orbit when gravity stopped.
Then the Earth would lose most of its defenses against the Sun's harmful radiation, which would have severe climatic consequences.
Everywhere. It is so ubiquitous and omnipresent that it is never lost.
Everyone would float freely into space until entering the gravitational field of another planet, moon or star
High tides wouldn't be as high and low tides wouldn't be as low.
If Earth suddenly lost its gravitational pull, all of the material making up the planet would be flung off into space. The debris would still orbit the sun, because it would still have its gravity, but the particles would create a pseudo ring around the sun of earth bits and water (the water would likely stay together due to its intermolecular forces). Earth would instantly become nothing
There won't be any gravitation on earth so then we will be floating in mid air.