What Force Is Created By Gravity?

Answer 1

Sir Isaac newton founded gravity but it was the apple that fell from a tree.

Now the whole Earth is filled with soft gravity but the planet Jupiter has very strong and indestructible gravity that people could hardly pick up their legs!

Answer 2

Mass. The more mass, the more gravity.

There are a number of theories, all unsatisfactory, as to HOW mass creates gravity, or what sort of wave or intermediate particle carries gravity, or if there is some "speed of gravity" that might somehow be measured.

Answer 3

The existence of two masses.

Wherever they are in the universe, there is a force in both directions between them

trying to pull them together. The strength of the force depends on the masses of both

masses and on the distance between them.

Gravitational force is F= -GmM/r^2, the gravitational constant times the product

of the masses m,M divided by the square of the distance between the masses.

Answer 4

Gravity is a force that occurs depending on the mass of a planet in a specific area of space. It is also affected by the rotation of the earth. The moon affects the earths gravity. That is why we have high and low tides in the ocean.

Answer 5

Unfortunately, neither Einstein nor anyone since has been able to unify that particular part of the four fundamental forces. Gravity isn't fully understood, although it can be observed and measured.

Answer 6

The force of gravity is proportional to the masses involved - thus, it is caused by masses. It is believed that gravity is transmitted through particles called "gravitons" - however, these particles haven't been confirmed yet. This would be similar to the electric and magnetic forces being transmitted to photons.

Answer 7

Gravity creates a force known as weight, which is the force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth. This force is directly proportional to an object's mass and the acceleration due to gravity.

Answer 8

A gravitational field is caused by masses. This will distort space and time in such a way that it affects other objects, and especially objects that are nearby.

Answer 9

Gravitational force