Gravity
Embark on a gravitational journey with Learning Mole’s “High Five Facts About Gravity”! This video is a dive into the fundamental force that governs the motion of celestial bodies and keeps our feet firmly on the ground. From Sir Isaac Newton’s laws to the concept of gravitational waves, we’re about to uncover the fascinating and essential facts that make gravity a universal and omnipresent force. So, raise your hand for a high-five and join us as we explore the high-fiving facts about gravity. It’s a celebration of cosmic influence, scientific principles, and the invisible force that shapes our universe! 🌌🍏🌍✋
Transcription for Gravity
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Today we are going to learn five great facts about gravity. Fact number one the bigger an objects Mass. The more gravity. It will have while objects with a smaller mass will have less gravity black holes have the strongest gravitational pull in the entire universe black holes are some of the most destructive objects in the universe and the center of our galaxy is a massive black hole which has the biggest mass in the Milky Way mass is made up from how many atoms are in an object the mass of an object never changes.
The gravitational pull of black holes is so strong even light cannot Escape it. Fact number two, you’ve probably heard of Sir Isaac Newton before but did you know he discovered gravity by Chance? The tale is told that Newton’s on apple fall straight out of a tree and hit the ground in 1666 the Apple fell straight not left or right you realize that a force made this occur and he named this Force gravity Sir Isaac Newton was one of the greatest mathematicians in the world and it’s work influenced many other great scientists such as Albert Einstein fact number three gravity makes everything in the universe pull on each other.
It works on Ocean Tides by making the moon pool on the earth when this happens the sea and oceans water moves and the Earth rotates the water in our seas and oceans build up on the side. Ceremony this is why we have high and low tides If gravity didn’t exist. Then the moon wouldn’t orbit the Earth and the Earth wouldn’t orbit the sun fact number four without gravity. We wouldn’t be standing here on Earth. We would have to be tied to the ground. Otherwise, we would float up into the air and space.
There was very little to no gravity in space. This is why astronauts float around in space and in their spaceships. Number five did you know that gravity actually makes us smaller who are taller in the morning than you are at night. Although the difference isn’t huge or noticeable. It is still a difference gravity pulls us to the ground which causes our spines to slightly shrink when we sleep. We are lying down allowing our spine to stretch to its original size astronauts can actually grow in space as there is no gravity.
Imagine yourself first thing in the morning and then again at night and see just how much gravity shrank you throughout the day. I hope you enjoyed my five great facts about gravity. See you next time.
