Gravity - Attractive Force of Mass

The video explains that gravity is proportional to mass and is a relatively weak force. It highlights that only large objects exert significant gravitational influence. Gravity is responsible for keeping planets in orbit around the sun, the moon around the Earth, and prevents us from floating into space.

What is the relationship between mass and gravity?

• Gravity is directly proportional to mass.

• Gravity is inversely proportional to mass.

• Gravity decreases as mass increases.

• Gravity is unrelated to mass.

Why is gravity considered a weak force?

• It can be easily counteracted by other forces.

• It only affects small objects.

• It requires a lot of energy to function.

• It is only noticeable with very large objects.

Which objects exert a significant gravitational influence?

• Small rocks

• Very large objects

• Light particles

• Objects with no mass

What role does gravity play in the solar system?

• It has no effect on planetary motion.

• It causes planets to collide.

• It keeps planets in orbit around the sun.

• It pushes planets away from the sun.

How does gravity affect our position on Earth?

• It has no effect on our position.

• It makes us float into space.

• It keeps us grounded on Earth.

• It pulls us towards the moon.