1. Gravity and Gravitational Pull
By: Elise Pickett

2. Gravity
Gravity is the force that pulls you down. It keeps
you here on the ground instead of floating away
in space. For example, because of Gravity, you
can walk and jump. If there was no Gravity, when
you tried to walk, you would just keep floating
and floating because of something called Inertia,
but that is a totally different subject. Another
example of Gravity helping us out is when you
jump on a trampoline. When you jump, you don't
just keep going up, do you? I don't.

3. Gravitational Pull
Well, I think you have a pretty good concept of what
Gravity is, so let's move on to Gravitational Pull. To start,
Gravitational Pull is when two objects are attracted to
each other by force. For instance, all of the planets in our
solar system circle around the sun because of
Gravitational Pull. They do this because of the Sun. You
see, the Sun is so big, it has nine whole planets circling it
all of the time! I bet that you are wondering why YOU
don't have nine planets circling around YOU. Well, the
rule for this subject is that the bigger you are, the more
things are attracted to you. (By the way, you'd have to be
REALLY, REALLY big to have anything attracted to you,
because it does not work on humans.)

4. The END!!
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