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When a ball bounces back to the ground because of gravity right?
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It returns to the ground because of the effect of gravity.
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Why does the space never end?
Can you think of something without an end?Well there is one space.. Why does space never ends?think about space having an end and a spacecraft get crashed.Space never ends because of the gravity.space doesn't have the gravity we have on earth, but it does have one, it has the gravity to never end.You're not with me, are you?this is why think about you going to space and you are youtside space without being in the spacecraft with your milk and it just spread and went all the way around. This milk is never going on the ground because space don't have gravity right? even if the milk was headed on the ground it cant touch the ground if space had one because there is no gravity there is no ground
What are frozen water drops?
If they freeze on the way to hitting the earths surface, they are called sleet. You can tell the difference between hail (which freezes before it leaves the cloud) is that sleet bounces when it hits the ground. You are talking about weather, right?
How do you use Google gravity?
First you need to get google chrome THEN. Type in on google "google gravity" (without quotes). A list of related searches should drop down. go to the right of one that says google gravity and click i'm feeling lucky. It will direct you to a page and google will drop to the ground. P.S. you will still be able to type in the fallen google search box. if you type google gravity in again and click google search, the information should also drop right before your eyes!
Why is gravitropism a crucial plant adaptation?
Gravitropism is a plant's ability to grow in accordance to gravity. The roots of a plant are 'programed' to grow towards gravity (positively geotropic, down) and the stems are 'programed' to grow away from gravity (negatively geotropic, up). Plants do have some roots and stems that are not affected by gravity, these are ageotropic. Other parts grow at right angles to gravity, they are plageotropic. All these different forms of Gravitropism give a plant its shape; without this a plant would not be able to anchor itself in the ground, find sunlight, or grow properly in accordance to its surroundings.
How does gravity pull on Pluto?
ok the gravity is so strong that it can pull us right , so it is stronger than u think
Why does an object accelerate while its falling to the ground?
Because I know more than you and I am right and you are wrong so the answer is what I said it was because of gravity you idiot!!!!!!!!!
Why does the space never end?
Can you think of something without an end?Well there is one space.. Why does space never ends?think about space having an end and a spacecraft get crashed.Space never ends because of the gravity.space doesn't have the gravity we have on earth, but it does have one, it has the gravity to never end.You're not with me, are you?this is why think about you going to space and you are youtside space without being in the spacecraft with your milk and it just spread and went all the way around. This milk is never going on the ground because space don't have gravity right? even if the milk was headed on the ground it cant touch the ground if space had one because there is no gravity there is no ground
What is the effect of centre of gravity on stability of the body?
Gravity pulls things down, right? So, gravity must keep you on the ground, but it does not mean thatit can stop any nasty accidents.
Can you fly in zero gravity?
yes, yes u can. we are on the ground because gravity is pulling us and if there isn't any gravity then nothing's pulling us anymore and we can fly. well not exactly fly but sort of above the ground. u cannot get any higher or any lower just at a constant height. well maybe i think u can move too left or right.
How did Rutherford know that nucleus was positively charged?
the nucleus is positively charged because it bounces right off of the gold foil
When you bounce a ball why do the particles on the floor bounce up with it?
Conservation of momentum. When the ball bounces off the ground, the momentum of the ball is conserved, and since it bounces back up, the ground has to go down. On a hard concrete surface, which is very rigid, the ball moves a large portion of heavy concrete only a minute amount. On a wood or matted floor, only the ground right around the ball goes down (because the material is somewhat elastic/flexible). The particles either appear to jump because the ground is lowering, or they are flung upwards when the ground reverts back to its normal shape.
What are frozen water drops?
If they freeze on the way to hitting the earths surface, they are called sleet. You can tell the difference between hail (which freezes before it leaves the cloud) is that sleet bounces when it hits the ground. You are talking about weather, right?
Why is the person next to you visible?
Things are visible because light bounces off of them and we see the reflected light. Things that are transparent are invisible, because the light passes right through and doesn't bounce off.
Why is all affected by gravity?
Because, if it wasn't, we would all be flying around the earth right now and hurting ourselves. Lucky we have gravity. Hope it helps..
When does a bouncy ball has least potential energy?
Right before it hits the ground and right after it bounces back up.Potential energy is "stored energy;" the the energy of a body or a system with respect to the position of the body or the arrangement of the particles of the system. If an object is moving very fact, it has kinetic energy, but if an object is in a position where it has the potential to move fast but isn't moving or moving very slowly, the object has a lot of potential energy. A bouncy ball has a parabolic pattern (Like an upside-down U) of movement as it bounces. At the top of the parabola- when the bouncy ball is highest in the air- it has the highest potential energy because it is not moving for that instant, but has the capacity to do so. as it moves downwards, it loses potential energy and gains kinetic energy. By the time it is about to hit the ground, it has the greatest kinetic energy because it gains momentum, and the least potential energy. As the ball bounces back up, it loses momentum, so it is losing kinetic energy and gaining potential energy. A bouncy ball has the least potential energy right before it hits the ground and right after it begins bouncing back up.There is also an exchange of kinetic and potential energy as the ball hits the ground. Elastic energy is the potential mechanical energy stored in the configuration of a material or physical system as work is performed to distort its volume or shape. So, the kinetic gravitational energy (because gravity is doing the work) changes to elastic potential energy (it is not moving in any way for an instant, but has the potential to move in the sense of being squished down), and as the energy is being used to distort the shape of the ball, elastic kinetic energy. As the ball has been distorted to its maximum extent, it has more potential energy, which is transferred to kinetic as the ball first changes back to its original shape, elastic kinetic energy, and then bounces back up, when it begins to lose its kinetic energy again.
What is the spinning of gravity perseus?
The spinnig of Gravity Perseus is Left and Right
What are the 2 main types of snare drum rolls?
There is the Concert Roll, also called a buzz roll. It consists of 3 bounces with the right stick quickly followed by 3 bounces with the left stick, and so on . . . There is also the Open Roll, also called a double-strike roll. It consists of 2 bounces with the right stick, quickly followed by 2 bounces with the left stick, and so on . . . There are 6 more types of rolls, but the above are the two main ones.
