The invisible force that pulls all objects is called gravity.
Everything falls at the same rate because of this invisible force, regardless of its weight.
This invisible force does not impact objects in outer space.
This invisible force can pull a person towards the earth.
What is the rate at which objects fall on Earth?
Do heavier objects fall faster on Earth than lighter ones?
What factor primarily affects how fast an object falls on Earth?
If you drop a feather and a rock at the same time from the same height on Earth, which will hit the ground first?
What determines the strength of gravitational pull between two objects?
If distance between two objects increases, what happens to gravitational force?
What happens to the strength of gravity when the mass of an object increases?
Does the location of an object in space affect its gravity?