How do you create gravity?

Answer 1

It is the mass of the earth itself that generates the gravity of earth. Every bit of matter in the earth adds to the gravitational pull that every object on the earth feels. In turn, the masses of our bodies have their own gravity, and our bodies and the earth exert a mutual pull. Earth is more massive, so it wins (we move toward earth; earth doesn't move toward us). For very large objects like the moon, the mutual pull is a little more cooperative. Earth and moon actually both orbit around a mutual point. If the moon and earth were the same mass, they would each orbit around a point half-way between them. They would do a kind of spiral dance together as they orbit around the sun.

Answer 2

Actually, we can't say how gravity is created. Scientist has only discovered that what it does. If we talk about what Einstein said, we can imagine the curved space at the level of planets and galaxies but not at the level of an atom. Moreover, if we use Newton's equation and we have equal masses, then (F=GxM1xM2 / r^2) means that gravity depends on the ratio of m^2/r^2, so if we decrease the mass and distance of earth and moon with proportion, the moon at final level should also revolve around the final level earth, but its not.

So we can't say anything about it (now).

A.N.T.

Answer 3

Gravity is generated by mass, doesnt matter how small it is. The sun has a massive gravity, but even the cherries on the trees have a small gravity field.

So all things with mass generate gravity, even you do.

Answer 4

Gravity is a natural force that occurs when objects with mass attract each other. Gravity is inherent in all objects with mass, causing them to be drawn toward each other based on their mass and distance. It is a fundamental force of nature that can't be artificially created.

Answer 5

Isaac newton when an aplle fell on his head

Answer 6

It's created by the attraction of two objects with mass. The greater the mass the greater objects asserted pull.

Answer 7

There is no known means of creating artificial gravity. Gravity is believed to simply be a function of mass; the more mass something has, the more gravity it generates.