Yes, and oddly enough: gravity is also what makes your birthday balloon go up into the sky. (It makes the helium balloon go up by pulling the rest of the air around it more)
Gravity is why boats float on water too: like the birthday balloon, boats are less dense than water. So gravity pulls water harder than it pulls the boat, so boat stays above the water.
Gravity is what keeps my TV satellites and the International Space Station in orbit. Without gravity they would just shoot out into the darkness of space never to return. Thanks to gravity, they’re constantly being pulled back towards the earth.
Gravity is what holds the earth and the moon spinning around each other. Earth pulls the moon, and moon pulls the earth. You can even see this pulling action if you live near an ocean. Entire oceans shift as the moon pulls your planet around.
So yea, gravity pulls in the air, the water, the rocks, and even underground in the magma layers.
Gravity is why boats float on water too: like the birthday balloon, boats are less dense than water. So gravity pulls water harder than it pulls the boat, so boat stays above the water.
Gravity is what keeps my TV satellites and the International Space Station in orbit. Without gravity they would just shoot out into the darkness of space never to return. Thanks to gravity, they’re constantly being pulled back towards the earth.
Gravity is what holds the earth and the moon spinning around each other. Earth pulls the moon, and moon pulls the earth. You can even see this pulling action if you live near an ocean. Entire oceans shift as the moon pulls your planet around.
So yea, gravity pulls in the air, the water, the rocks, and even underground in the magma layers.
Is gravity present in oceans?
Answer (1 of 4): Gravity is present everywhere on Earth. In oceans also it is present , but the effect of it is not felt sometimes, it's because of upward buoyant force water applies to things submerged in water. The buoyant force tends to cancel the effect of gravitational force which Earth appl...
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