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gravity

[grav-i-tee] / ˈgræv ɪ ti /
NOUN
force of attraction
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Extracting resources in low gravity environments will require entirely new approaches.

From Science Daily

What if the economy isn’t defying gravity External link, but operating under a different set of rules than analysts and economic models assume?

From Barron's

Any realistic model of a black hole must include general relativity, since the intense gravity of these objects bends space and time in extreme ways.

From Science Daily

Dark matter provides extra gravity that helps shape galaxies and clusters, while dark energy is linked to the universe's accelerating expansion.

From Science Daily

Casting a human loss in the language of insult revealed how little moral gravity has to register before it is turned into another battle cry.

From Salon