The greater the mass, the greater the gravitational pull, so gravity affects us in ways most people don't realize. The Earth's gravity holds us down on the ground but also keeps the Moon in a ...

The more matter something has, the greater the gravitational force it can apply. This is why you don't really notice the gravitational pull of people, animals and objects around you. It also ...

Narrator: By their calculation, that gravitational pull is five times greater than Earth's. So they reasoned that this "something" was as large as a planet orbiting our sun. In fact, they even ...

Neutron stars pack an extremely strong gravitational pull, much greater than Earth's. This gravitational strength is particularly impressive because of the stars' small size. When they are formed ...

ESA's Euclid mission is exploring the "dark universe." The space telescope's latest images offer fascinating new insights.

Black holes are objects with an intense gravitational pull so strong that not even beams of light, the fastest things in the universe, can escape. This makes them impossible to see directly ...

While the star was alive, nuclear fusion created a constant outward push that balanced the inward pull of gravity from the star's own mass. In the stellar remnants of a supernova, however ...