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It explains the fundamental concept of gravity as a force that pulls objects towards the Earth, causing them to fall and giving them weight. The text details how gravity influences natural phenomena like rivers flowing downhill and the apparent decrease in an object's weight when traveling into outer space due to increased distance from Earth's gravitational pull. It provides a specific example, stating that a person weighing 180 kilograms on Earth would only weigh 30 kilograms on the moon. The document further elaborates that variations in weight on Earth's surface are due to the planet's imperfectly round shape and its rotation. Finally, it poses a question about how airplanes are able to fly if gravity pulls everything down, hinting at the forces involved in flight that counteract gravity. The material is intended for educational purposes, with permissions granted for adaptation and reuse, provided copyright and author credits are maintained, but prohibits commercial use.","Tell Me About Gravity  \nEnglish Science  \nCopyright © 1997, SIL International  \nYou may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nTell Me About Gravity  \nOriginal book written by: Oh Swee Cheng  \nIllustrations by: Tim Malabuyo Denny Rinuga  \nEnglish  \nThe earth has a force of gravity that causes things to fall when they are dropped.  \nGravity causes rivers to flow downhill to low places.  \nGravity pulls everything to earth. It also gives objects their weight.  \nThe force of the earth is at the surface of the earth.  \nWhen a person travels into outer space, his weight will become less and less. 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