🌍 What is Gravity?
Gravity is a force that pulls objects toward each other.
It is why:
- We don’t float away
- Apples fall down
- Planets stay in their paths
🍎 Newton’s Idea of Gravity (Simple & Classic)
Who was Newton?
- Sir Isaac Newton was a scientist.
- He explained gravity about 300 years ago.
What did Newton say?
- Gravity is a pulling force between objects.
- Bigger objects pull more strongly.
🧠 Example:
- Earth pulls you down → you stay on the ground
- The Sun pulls planets → they stay in orbit

Easy line:
Gravity is an invisible pulling force
🌌 Einstein’s Idea of Gravity (Deeper & Modern)
Who was Einstein?
- Albert Einstein was a scientist.
- He explained gravity in a new and deeper way.
What did Einstein say?
- Gravity is not just a pull
- Big objects bend space and time
🧠 Example:
- Imagine space like a stretchy sheet
- A heavy ball (Sun) makes a dip
- Smaller balls (planets) roll around it

Easy line:
Gravity is space bending
🔄 How are they different?
| Newton | Einstein |
|---|---|
| Gravity is a force | Gravity is space bending |
| Easy to understand | More accurate |
| Works well for daily life | Works best for space & black holes |
⭐ Fun facts for kids
- Newton’s gravity helps us play sports.
- Einstein’s gravity helps GPS work!
- Both ideas are correct, just at different levels.
🧠 Easy to remember
Newton: Gravity pulls
Einstein: Gravity bends space


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