gravitationally Synonyms
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gravitationally Meaning
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gravitationally (r)
with respect to gravitation
gravitationally Sentence Examples
- Celestial bodies gravitationally attract one another, forming stable orbits and cosmic structures.
- Earth's gravitationally pulls objects towards its center, resulting in weight and the formation of atmosphere.
- The gravitational force between the sun and Earth keeps our planet in orbit, preventing it from drifting away.
- Black holes possess immense gravitational pull, causing spacetime to warp and creating a singularity at their center.
- The gravitational wave observed in 2015 was the first direct evidence of the existence of these ripples in spacetime.
- The gravity of Jupiter gravitationally influences the orbits of its numerous moons, creating intricate celestial dances.
- The gravitational force between two protons within an atomic nucleus is significantly stronger than the electrical force of repulsion.
- Neutron stars are extremely dense objects with gravitational fields so intense that they can deform other objects.
- The gravitational potential energy of two interacting objects depends on their masses and the distance between them.
- Gravitational lensing occurs when the gravitational field of a massive object bends the path of light, creating distorted images of distant galaxies.
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with respect to gravitation
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Celestial bodies gravitationally attract one another, forming stable orbits and cosmic structures.
Earth's gravitationally pulls objects towards its center, resulting in weight and the formation of atmosphere.
The gravitational force between the sun and Earth keeps our planet in orbit, preventing it from drifting away.
Black holes possess immense gravitational pull, causing spacetime to warp and creating a singularity at their center.
