What is gravity?

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study of the universe

force which draws objects towards the centre of a planet, or other body

how much matter an object contains (measured in g/kg)

an English physicist and mathematician

the force applied to an object by gravity (measured in Newtons)

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What is astronomy?

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how much matter an object contains (measured in g/kg)

force which draws objects towards the centre of a planet, or other body

study of the universe

an English physicist and mathematician

the force applied to an object by gravity (measured in Newtons)

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What is weight?

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how much matter an object contains (measured in g/kg)

the force applied to an object by gravity (measured in Newtons)

study of the universe

an English physicist and mathematician

force which draws objects towards the centre of a planet, or other body

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What is mass?

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an English physicist and mathematician

how much matter an object contains (measured in g/kg)

force which draws objects towards the centre of a planet, or other body

the force applied to an object by gravity (measured in Newtons)

study of the universe

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Who was Sir Isaac Newton?

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how much matter an object contains (measured in g/kg)

force which draws objects towards the centre of a planet, or other body

study of the universe

the force applied to an object by gravity (measured in Newtons)

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