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What is Gravity

Gravity is a force which holds you in your seat. If I pull the chair out from under you, what will take place? Ouch! Gravity fast pulls you down to the floor. If we could turn gravity off, we would all float around as the astronauts in the space shuttle do, whereas the shuttle is in orbit around the Earth.

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