yes, but not while we're living... probably in about 1,000,000,000,000 to 5,000,000,000,000 years (one to five trillion years) what many people, even scientists, dont know is, the sun is pulling us in ultra extremely slow.... about one centimeter a year to be exact. so it will be a while, and the sun is more likely to burn out before we're sucked in. but when the sun has a supernova, we might (in 20billion years)
#1). The Earth has an enormous mass, compared to other people or things around us. #2). There is no other large mass closer to us than the Earth is.
The sun is being hold by gravity, in the sun there are like magnets which creates our solar system, the suns extreme gravity is what holds everything but the magnet fields is what makes us move around the sun but the core of the earth is what makes us rotate. The suns extreme Gravity is what basically holds its gasses.
No.
Gravity is the force which attracts all massive bodies to one another. Because the Earth is the biggest /closest body to us, its gravitational pull has the strongest effect on us.
Water in the oceans it is what gives us our tides.
Because of the suns mass or weight. The more weight something has the more gravity it has. We rotate around the sun because the suns gravity pulls us towards it. No, we won't ever crash into the sun.
#1). The Earth has an enormous mass, compared to other people or things around us. #2). There is no other large mass closer to us than the Earth is.
however in the hell that it does itIt keeps us in orbit of the sun.
No one knows.
The force that pull us towards the Earth's surface is the force of Gravity.
ok the gravity is so strong that it can pull us right , so it is stronger than u think
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Gravity(the pull that keeps us on earth)
The natural pull of gravity from the size of Earth on our body's is what keeps us to the ground. Every object has its own gravity or pull but they are usually imeasureable.
The gravitational force between two walls in a room don't pull eachother because gravity here on earth is different than gravity in space. Gravity on earth keeps us on the ground, it doesn't pull us side to side.
The suns gravity can only be part of the answer as to its affect upon the earth. If there were only the suns gravity then we would be pulled into it. Thankfully we have all of the other heavenly bodies which work together to keep us where we are in our own particular place in space.
The sun is being hold by gravity, in the sun there are like magnets which creates our solar system, the suns extreme gravity is what holds everything but the magnet fields is what makes us move around the sun but the core of the earth is what makes us rotate. The suns extreme Gravity is what basically holds its gasses.