A Martian gravity map showing high-gravity areas in white and low-gravity areas in blue.
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So what I really like is a dancer who has gravity in both senses of the word: physical gravity and spiritual gravity.
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You'd assume that he'd answer to gravity but gravity answers to him.
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There's no gravity in cyberspace except the gravity that we say exists.
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Einstein's explanation of gravity answered questions that Newton's version of gravity could not.
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This video is an ad for Gravity Rush 2 (also known as Gravity Daze 2 in Japan), in which heroine Kat and her actual cat manipulate gravity.
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The artificial gravity still wouldn't match Earth's, though — most of the station would have one-sixth of our planet's gravity, and some parts would have zero gravity.
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The weak-gravity requirement drowns huge regions of the quantum gravity landscape in swamplands.
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Going from zero gravity to the limited gravity of the moon requires different capabilities.
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Now we can take next steps to find binders that are specific for space and for variable levels of gravity, from (zero gravity to Mars gravity) and in between.
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Now Gravity is now releasing its first commercial product, a tablet app called Gravity Sketch.
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It almost felt like gravity—or what DeBaun came to think of as black gravity.
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The rats were exposed to normal Earth gravity or simulated Martian gravity for 14 days.
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We refer to Delaney's reaction as a response to Oladipo's gravity, but this isn't gravity.
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This quantization of gravity was thought incurably sick, an approximation useful only when gravity is weak.
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The reality of gravity And then there's landing on the ground again after experiencing zero gravity.
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Another issue with Mars is its low gravity, which is approximately 38 percent of Earth's gravity.
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"If the weak gravity conjecture is right, loop quantum gravity is definitely wrong," said Nima Arkani-Hamed, a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study who co-discovered the weak gravity conjecture.
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"That's a long time for humans to be in reduced gravity or one-third gravity," says Roberts.
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On how she prepares for live in zero gravity: Life in zero gravity is hard to simulate.
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And if weak gravity is right, it points to a deep relationship between gravity and the other quantum forces, potentially lending support to string theory over a rival theory called loop quantum gravity.
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So if you look at one gravity ball in a collection of gravity balls there is a battle.
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Things with mass have gravity, and the more mass they have, the stronger their gravity pulls on things.
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It might turn out that low Martian gravity is just as bad for human health as zero gravity.
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Gravity on the surface of the Earth is the same as the gravity between the moon and Earth.
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Mars may have more gravity than space, but it still has about one-third the gravity of Earth.
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Mickey works at Gravity, which will soon become Gravity Sub Zero after a merger with another radio station.
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Areas of slightly stronger gravity (more mass) as well as slightly weaker gravity will change this distance slightly.
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Gravity is a background condition of anyone tripping, but no one would say gravity caused them to trip.
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Later, Einstein conjectured, with a highly mathematical theory called general relativity, that gravity also affects the rate of ticking of clocks: A clock in strong gravity ticks more slowly than one in weak gravity.
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Yet attempts to reconcile QM and gravity fall apart when there is extremely strong gravity, like around black holes.
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Modified gravity would do away with the need for dark matter via a tweak to the laws of gravity.
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Using crochet, she is able to create gravity-defying forms reminiscent of, say, Eva Hesse's gravity-defying Rope Piece.
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Gravity as a force does exist What we think of as "gravity," though is actually a constant, a measurement of the acceleration of roughly 403 m/s240 that the Earth imparts on objects due to gravity.
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Seven Easy Ways Scientists Get Rid of Gravity For ExperimentationSometimes you just need to cut loose—from the Earth's gravity.
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"Move so slow you can feel gravity pulling your body to the floor, feel your body fighting gravity," Lagree said.
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When he added gravity to his thinking, he deduced that clocks run slower when they're in regions of high gravity.
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Gravity is always pulling you down and all of your fluids are fighting gravity, so when the heart pumps the blood out to the extremities, it doesn't have to pump back down because gravity is assisting it.
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One pendulum twists at a rate determined by the strength of gravity; the other should stay still unless gravity behaves unexpectedly.
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I met with Joyce Rockwood, C.C.H. who walked me through the benefits of gravity colon hydrotherapy while administering gravity colon hydrotherapy.
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Perhaps after five or 10 or 20 years of constant exposure to low gravity, similar gravity-related disorders will set in.
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I have a couple of former astrophysicists friends that I had look at the manuscript, but I definitely did go into how weapons work in gravity and the pressurization, spin gravity versus acceleration, gravity and those kinds of things.
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CE: I think, quite frankly, it's a lack of appreciation for the gravity of the offense and the gravity of the circumstances.
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Because Mars has less gravity than Earth, the spacecraft can produce enough thrust to escape the planet's gravity well on its own.
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The invitation to fly like a superhero came via Richard Browning, CEO of Gravity Industries and the inventor of the Gravity Jet Suit.
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We can't really create reliable and constant artificial gravity, for instance—and Mars only has about a third of the gravity of earth.
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In microgravity, which is sometimes misleadingly referred to as zero gravity, there are limited effects of gravity and objects appear to be weightless.
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"The U.S. bond market is feeling the force of gravity, and the center of gravity these days is negative interest rates," noted Yardeni.
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I was able to reverse gravity by raising the virtual ground up with two hands and manipulate objects as they floated in zero-gravity.
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Cosmic censorship imposes an odd disconnect between quantum gravity at the centers of black holes and classical gravity throughout the rest of the universe.
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But in environments of extremely weak gravity—like the outer parts of a galaxy—MOND suggests that another type of gravity is in play.
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In orbit, your body starts to not listen to your inner ear because it's searching for gravity and there's really no gravity up there.
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Meanwhile, our physics puzzler Gravity Golf, a game focused on guiding a golf ball using gravity and Rube Goldberg-esque obstacles, wasn't a hit.
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Does it make sense to say, of a particular person tripping and falling, that the increase in gravity ("gravity change") caused it to happen?
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Morel says the zero-gravity experience has changed her life, including her relationship to the ground, gravity, and to dancing as she knew it.
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We currently think about gravity in the sense of mass interacting with space itself, but maybe gravity is a result of collective behavior of particles.
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As explained by NASA, gravity waves occur when "buoyancy pushes air up and gravity pulls it back down," resulting in observable disturbances in the atmosphere.
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L1 is a spot between the Earth and the sun where Earth's gravity pull is equal and opposite to the gravity pull from the sun.
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Once they arrive on the Red Planet, astronauts will be dealing with much less gravity than what they're used to: about 40% of Earth's gravity.
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I'll just calculate the total force as either the upward pushing force plus gravity while "in contact" with the ground or just gravity after that.
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Kiefer's pictures seemed to align with a gravity that we all knew but rarely acknowledged, a gravity that is solemn at times, horrifying at others.
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He also predicted that light emitted in a place where the gravity is strong will redden as it moves to locations where gravity is weaker.
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The statute does not require proof that a defendant knew her knife was a gravity knife, much less that gravity knives are banned in the state.
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Since then, physicists have made several other attempts at quantizing gravity in the hope of finding a theory that would also work when gravity is strong.
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That trip, and the astronauts' potential time spent in Martian gravity -- 38% of the surface gravity on Earth -- creates the potential for muscle atrophy and deconditioning.
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Plus, it hinged primarily on gravity to get the pellets from the chute into the bucket and gravity, Boser said, was more reliable than any machine.
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Instruments on the lander that measure the Martian atmosphere detected gravity waves: ripples that occur when buoyancy pushes air up, but gravity pulls it back down.
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That affirmed the prediction of Einstein's theory of general relativity, ascribing gravity to a warp in the geometry of space-time, that gravity could bend light beams.
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Not to be confused with gravitational waves, gravity waves happen where mediums, like a fluid or gas, fight for a state of equilibrium under the force of gravity.
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This realization allowed Einstein to reconcile his theory of special relativity, which only makes sense when gravity is taken out of the picture, with Newton's law of gravity.
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Our bones and muscles are accustomed to Earth's gravity, but these tissues might deteriorate more quickly on the Moon, which has one-sixth the gravity of our planet.
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Occasionally he came up for air to croon, "Gravity is working against me/And gravity wants to bring me down," to which the crowd screamed along with him.
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"For example, we can compare the effect of gravity on light bending as well as galaxy velocities, typically predicted to be different in modified-gravity theories," he said.
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It's a sequel to 2012's Gravity Rush, known as Gravity Daze in Japan and first released on the PlayStation Vita before getting a PS4 version last year.
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In addition to Redick's perimeter gravity, the Clippers have the most paint gravity in the league thanks to the high-flying frontcourt of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan.
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And it's completely based on the lack of gravity, so the minute that they get back into a gravity environment they go back to a more compressed spine.
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The probe is NASA's OSIRIS-REx, and its upcoming maneuver around our planet is known as a gravity assist — a way to harness Earth's gravity to alter its orbit.
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This new feature was discovered by scientists combining precise topographical data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) and gravity measurements from the Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) spacecraft.
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One theory trying to reconcile the two, quantum gravity, says that if you ditch a spatial dimension, you can also ditch gravity in your calculations to make things easier.
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"It's just gravity — but gravity in an extreme situation," Chris Fryer, an astrophysicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory who had no involvement in the study, said in an interview.
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They are also discovering general features of quantum gravity theories, with apparent implications for the quantum origin of gravity in our own universe and the origin of space-time itself.
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One core takeaway of Einstien's theory of gravity is that heavy enough things actually change the shape of the space around them, and gravity is how we experience this warping.
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Regular neutrinos speak to other particles with the weak nuclear force and gravity, but perhaps these sterile neutrinos only speak via gravity, which would explain why experiments can't see them.
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And while that sounds a little corny, I think when people watch the episode, they'll see the gravity of what I discovered and the gravity of who I am today.
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The first question is easy—a gravity assist (also called a gravity slingshot) is a space maneuver in which a spacecraft gets a speed boost by moving past a planet.
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The one I tried was the Super Novo by HumanTouch, which it describes as a "zero gravity" 4D massage chair (zero gravity because your feet go above your head, yippee).
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Crudes that have an API gravity above 35 degrees are categorized as "light", while those with API gravity between 25 and 35 degrees are "medium" and below 25 degrees, "heavy".
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At the heart of Albert Einstein's unified framework of spacetime and gravity is the equivalence principle, which states that in small reference frames the force of gravity is almost entirely absent.
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Star and planet formation happens when dense pieces of molecular clouds collapse under the influence of gravity—essentially, when they become dense enough that gravity can overcome the cloud's natural pressure.
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Weak gravity appears to bridge the gap, linking quantum gravity to the other quantum forces that govern particles in the universe, and possibly favoring a stringy approach over a loopy one.
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But TeVeS does so by augmenting gravity with "scalar" and "vector" fields that "essentially amplify gravity," said Fabian Schmidt, a cosmologist at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics in Garching, Germany.
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Rovelli never once mentions string theory in his essay devoted to quantum gravity, but he has plenty to say about loop quantum gravity, which is far less familiar to general readers.
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" John Kessel on High Life: "They had gravity inside the spaceship, and they said that the ship was accelerating at one G constantly, and that would indeed give you a sense of gravity in the ship, and then if it was decelerating at one G that would also give you a sense of gravity.
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During parabolic flights passengers experience periods of hypergravity (typically around 1.8 times gravity) and microgravity (close to 1 millionth the force of gravity you feel while standing on the surface of Earth).
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This makes it a medium crude, and considerably heavier than Brent's 38.3 degrees API gravity, although it is considerably lighter than Aramco's Arab Heavy grade, with an API gravity of 27.7 degrees.
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Without gravity, cells grow Emory University School of Medicine associate professor of pediatrics Chunhui Xu first discovered that stem cells grow faster in space by simulating the lack of gravity on Earth.
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"Lebanon has been defying gravity for quite some time," World Bank Group Vice President for the Middle East and North Africa Ferid Belhaj said, and a day would come when "gravity materialises".
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The white areas in the center are higher-gravity regions produced by the massive Tharsis volcanoes, and the surrounding blue areas are lower-gravity regions that may be cracks in the crust (lithosphere).
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Minsky devoted a decent portion of his time at Bell Labs "inventing useless things" (including a gravity bell which was made so that it would ring if the force of gravity ever changed).
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Earth's gravity eventually pulls everything orbiting our planet back down, and to keep this time capsule up there for 100 years, it needs its own propulsion system to counteract the pull of gravity.
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And if you've lived on Earth all your life, it can be hard to imagine what it is to operate without gravity; a lot of things, including printers, rely on gravity to work.
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Alternative theories of gravity attempt to eliminate the need for these phantasms by modifying the force of gravity in such a way that it properly describes all known observations—no dark stuff required.
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She created a "Zero Gravity" series of pictures featuring model Stav Strashko floating in midair, shot on a plane plunging at a steep angle from 34,000 feet to create the zero gravity environment.
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The center of gravity in the base doesn't align with the center of gravity in the figure itself; when the base is level, in other words, the David's body is slightly off-balance.
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The impact of gravity menstruation is something that hasn't been researched much—one original concern was whether gravity changes would lead to retrograde menstruation, where menstrual blood flows inward toward the pelvic cavity.
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The sun confines its own reactions with its immense gravity.
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Planetary alignment decreases gravity Now this one's just plain weird.
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The moon is a spherical piece of rock with gravity.
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He will surely comment on the gravity of the moment.
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Here is what happens for 97 and 208 gravity balls.
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"We think quantum gravity should obey this principle," he said.
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I just have to tell you, he understands the gravity.
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The pendulums measure the force of gravity in two ways.
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"The big problem on Earth is the gravity," said Lognonné.
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For example, time moves slower in places with higher gravity.
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Step one: Get a gravity boost from the moon Titan.
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Massive objects attract one another through the force of gravity.
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Gravity wave clouds east of Barrow Island, Western Australia, Australia.
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We know that humans do just fine in Earth's gravity.
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When you're in space, your body isn't moving against gravity.
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But the laws of economic gravity have not been repealed.
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The gravity defying vegan milkshake consists of Chill by CHLOE.
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The flow of sap used to be driven by gravity.
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Its low center of gravity lets it embrace the road.
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At first, Gravity Cat may seem like your average kitten.
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So that we could build a gravity radio or laser?
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Gravity is always attractive because there is no negative mass.
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Phobos sits inside this point, forever ensnared by Martian gravity.
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Instead the plot's gravity is bolstered by the psychological unpacking.
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She wouldn't bow to pressure or gravity on this day.
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Axions interact via gravity, so they let out gravitational waves.
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You promote them from internet fringe to center of gravity.
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This was the analog for Martian gravity in the experiment.
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The gravity of the situation is nearly an unbearable weight.
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Kyrie uses it as proof gravity is a social construct.
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It gives you a sense of gravity of the situation.
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That approach lowers the center of gravity, enhancing ride dynamics.
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There's good reason for Sony to push Gravity Rush 2.
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Eric and I were drawn through this very similar gravity.
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When the agent launched into his backflip, gravity took over.
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Because of the black hole's immense gravity, they are stuck.
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It has about a 14 percent the gravity of Earths.
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In Sweden, the center of gravity is moving toward membership.
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Colorado ended its 1963 ban on switchblades and gravity knives.
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BECKY QUICK: And-- WARREN BUFFETT: Interest rates are like gravity.
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In turn, Earth's tidal bulge exerts gravity on the moon.
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They held some awe for the gravity of their responsibilities.
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Tonight, of all nights, gravity was furious and demanded blood.
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This is what happens about halfway through Gravity Rush 2.
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Gravity Rush 2 leaves this conflict behind for new struggles.
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Will space stations with artificial gravity come back in style?
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But make no mistake about the gravity of his misconduct.
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The rules of economic and political gravity are kicking in.
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Understanding the gravity of the threat is what produces action.
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"I know the gravity of the situation there," he says.
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It defied a bit of grammatical gravity, the defendant argued.
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It would grow another three feet before succumbing to gravity.
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And it has dominated our understanding of gravity ever since.
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Maybe we don't understand gravity after all, some astronomers say.
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This may impress upon him the gravity of his error.
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That's why it's commonly called the Universal Law of Gravity.
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Could that move compromise any shift of gravity toward Paris?
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Physicists can also perform subtle gravity experiments on the bead.
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Gravity Heights is driven by wholesome ingredients and simple techniques.
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Still, the gravity is lost on some of his classmates.
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What's more, it seemed to come with its own gravity.
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To see why, let's do a quick review of gravity.
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And there was no mistaking the gravity of the day.
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Gravity could even help pull any disturbed fragments back together.
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That doesn't accurately impart the gravity of the turbo'd V12.
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Consider NASA's Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment, or Grace, mission.
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Maybe gravity in New Orleans pulled harder on beautiful things.
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A show for prime time Other Republicans lacked Roby's gravity.
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A stern face suggests gravity more than a giggle does.
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Where is the center of gravity in this sorry tale?
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And yet he remains the movie's emotional center of gravity.
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Imagine, for a second, if you can, experiencing zero gravity.
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America's queer center of gravity is moving toward the middle.
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Two black holes colliding unleash a loud thunderclap of gravity.
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The action sequences, like Spidey himself, defy gravity and physics.
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But it seems to happen even faster in zero gravity.
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This past Christmas, that wave of gravity finally reached Earth.
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"The Earth Gravity Assist is a clever way to move the spacecraft onto Bennu's orbital plane using Earth's own gravity instead of expending fuel," Dante Lauretta, OSIRIS-REx principal investigator, said in a statement.
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Existing theories do not apply inside black holes; if you try to combine quantum theory there with Albert Einstein's theory of gravity (which casts gravity as curves in the space-time fabric), paradoxes arise.
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"One thing we always like to point out about gravity is that having the force sensitivity to see gravity is basically table stakes to play the game," said Charlie Hagedorn, a postdoc at Washington.
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NASA already knows quite a bit about the health effects of zero gravity: astronauts' bones and muscles weaken easily in space, for instance, because people aren't working out these systems against gravity every day.
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There didn't seem to be an acknowledgement of the gravity of the issue they're facing here, and the gravity that this industry is facing, the issues that have now fallen at their doorstep, right?
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Simulating zero gravity during short flights on reduced-gravity aircraft and in underwater environments, each method has been tested to see whether it could achieve the right compression rate and depth to revive someone.
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Gravity knives have been outlawed in New York since 1958, when the State Legislature banned a Nazi-era weapon known as "the Luftwaffe gravity knife," according to Martin J. LaFalce, another Legal Aid lawyer.
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They'd also like to know if the negative effects of low gravity are mitigated on the surface of the moon or on the surface of Mars, both of which have less gravity than Earth.
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According to the researchers, the only time a planet-wide gravity wave has been produced was by using a "rather crude model of the atmosphere" following Akatsuki's discovery of the huge gravity wave in 2015.
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It cannot fully explain gravity inside a black hole, and at some point we will need to move beyond Einstein's theory to a more comprehensive theory of gravity that explains what a black hole is.
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Without gravity, fluids shift toward the upper body Without gravity to pull fluids — like blood — down the legs, fluids shift toward the upper body, says Jennifer Fogarty, the head of NASA's Space Life Sciences Innovation.
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Scientists would also like to know if the negative effects of low gravity are mitigated on the surface of the moon or on the surface of Mars, both of which have less gravity than Earth.
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It felt like a cross between a protest and a Pride Parade, the most notable participant being a naked trans woman, her new-ish, gravity-defying breasts and older, gravity-obeying male-parts on display.
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"The Earth gravity assist is a clever way to move the spacecraft onto Bennu's orbital plane using Earth's own gravity instead of expending fuel," the mission's principal investigator, Dante Lauretta, said earlier in a statement.
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In "Reality Is Not What It Seems: The Journey to Quantum Gravity," first published in Italy in 2014, the physicist Carlo Rovelli explains how he thinks about physics and his research on loop quantum gravity.
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The book tours many of the crowd-pleasers of modern physics literature — quantum mechanics and general relativity, attempts at creating theories of quantum gravity and even time — as well as more speculative quantum gravity ideas.
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Now that they're in orbit, astronauts are growing them on small slabs of rock inside a series of roughly 4-inch bioreactors that simulate Earth gravity (1-g), Martian gravity (0.38-g) and microgravity conditions.
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"Gravity has other effects we don't know about yet," she says, citing a recent study that found an increased pressure on the human brain in what we always thought of as a micro-gravity environment.
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Modern researchers insist that any candidate for a theory of quantum gravity must explain how the laws of black hole thermodynamics arise from microscopic gravity, and in particular, why the entropy-to-area connection happens.
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When OSIRIS-REx performs its Earth Gravity Assist maneuver on Sept.
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For the FAANG group of stocks, gravity is also at work.
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Instead of electromagnetism binding your atom, what's binding it is gravity.
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There was such a gravity—a blanket of really heavy energy.
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This allows it to move or orient itself in zero gravity.
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In loop quantum gravity, or LQG, space-time is a network.
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A Martian gravity map showing the Tharsis volcanoes and surrounding flexure.
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If you don't know what a gravity ball is, don't worry!
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I think she doesn&apost understand the gravity of the situation.
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This is group of 30 gravity balls with a structural force.
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As black holes grow, their intense gravity pulls matter toward them.
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Let's take a look at gravity and then make an estimate.
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It's perhaps the best popular book on gravity you can get.
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Are newsrooms fully conveying the gravity of the crisis that's unfolding?
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But gravity-defying style doesn't mean the latter has more substance.
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What would you think if your government didn't believe in gravity?
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The zero gravity excursions offered by Zero G utilize parabolic flight.
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After all, what's a little turbulence between friends before zero gravity?
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese entrepreneur Jia Yueting is defying gravity.
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In one, gravity fails, leaving Aurora drowning in a levitating pool.
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But that scarcely minimises the gravity of the allegation against him.
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And then there's the gravity of a planet to think about.
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Nothing is supposed to escape the grasp of their extreme gravity.
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Our bodies have evolved for millions of years in one gravity.
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Galaxies tend to gather in large groups because of their gravity.
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But the zero-g celebration also had some moments of gravity.
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Still, I didn't see any women defying gravity in those films.
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However, the truth and the gravity of the situation always prevailed.
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A second consequence is that gravity changes the flow of time.
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As they orbit the planet, Saturn's gravity tugs on them slightly.
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This anti-gravity effect derives from America's hegemonic role in finance.
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It didn't work in Gravity Rush and it's no better here.
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And things like "gravity" and "traction" don't really translate into dog.
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This time, OK Go is busting open pinatas in zero gravity.
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All to keep you from seeing the bigger lie—gravity itself!
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In the pool, you don't have the same effects with gravity.
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Macron's op-ed seems to confirm the gravity of the situation:
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But it cannot hide the gravity of Spain's underlying constitutional crisis.
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There's a lot you can do without gravity bringing you down.
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Think Alien meets Gravity with a touch of young adult angst.
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Check out BANDALOOP, the California dance company that laughs at gravity.
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Vidal's paintings are recognizable for their many conflicting planes of gravity.
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I also taught him about Abraham Lincoln, the inventor of gravity.
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Because that's what Sandra Bullock's character has in the movie Gravity.
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Being an astronaut is heavy on gravitas, though low on gravity.
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But according to MOND, there are simply two kinds of gravity.
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I almost couldn't wrap my head around the gravity of it.
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After correcting for the endogeneity problem, the gravity effect still held.
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The gravity effect does indeed appear to be smaller for services.
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Meizu wants you to find zen through its Gravity speaker design.
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And the only other ones are gravity and the electromagnetic force.
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Extinct Dolphin Bones in Flight Look Like Fossils in Zero Gravity
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Party's unseating as the center of gravity on the French left.
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We've changed where the center of gravity is for that genre.
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Don't forget Awkward Black Girl, the Gravity Blanket, the Pebble smartwatch.
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My body felt like it was turning backwards in zero gravity.
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Adrift is essentially the video game version of the movie Gravity.
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Bell won't just be using gravity to generate that speed, though.
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Gravity then pulls the clouds back down, creating the roiling effect.
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Patterson has consistently denied the gravity of the accusations against him.
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"I understand the gravity of this type of thing," said Hinch.
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It's this "smoothness approximation" that most quantum gravity researchers find suspect.
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It defies rules of gravity and it's right in our face.
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The utricle and saccule detect gravity (vertical orientation) and linear movement.
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It's certainly understandable that our cultural mandate has gravitated toward gravity.
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Anyone up for a low-gravity hike on an icy moon?
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The original Gravity Rush was remastered for PS4 earlier this year.
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The bottom line: No one has repealed the laws of gravity.
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The gravity of the recovery time is starting to set in.
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Thus is existential dread updated and digital animation given unusual gravity.
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How will the colonists deal with the effects of reduced gravity?
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Second, with Trump's decision, the center of gravity in policymaking shifts.
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Against Gravity, maker of the VR hit 'Rec Room,' nabs $24M
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Brownell seemed surprised at the number and gravity of the complaints.
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Strzok certainly was aware of the gravity of the situation yesterday.
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It's not everywhere — in plenty of places, gravity works perfectly fine.
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The moon's uneven gravity can make the descent even more complicated.
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Concern about the gravity of the situation is crossing party lines.
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Measuring Jupiter's gravity field will tell the distribution of mass within.
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It's bright and peaceful, with alien anti-gravity technology support infrastructure.
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Who can explain what is the essence of attraction of gravity?
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Unfortunately, Donald Trump may not realize the gravity of the situation.
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The pull of gravity seems to be needed for bone strength.
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But Velikovsky had gone rogue: He suggested gravity didn't cause orbits.
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Yes, but Gravity Rush 2's metropolitan abomination isn't without merit.
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There is no exposure of heat or pressure, it's just gravity.
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A key feature of the universe is that gravity bends light.
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While unintentional, I understand and acknowledge the gravity of the situation.
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In the end, Gravity Academy doesn't place in the top three.
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Lupita Nyong'o's gravity-defying 'do for the gala was no different.
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As of now, it's yet to be tested in zero gravity.
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The old laws of political gravity no longer seem to apply.
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"Our businesses will be the center of gravity," Mr. Flannery said.
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You have to treat it with the gravity that it demands.
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Western Conference dominance is a principle as well established as gravity.
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The researchers think that this was due to the asteroid's gravity.
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Katadyn Gravity BeFree Water Filtration System - 3 Liters ($55.96, normally $69.95)
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Back in January, I was pretty high on Gravity Rush 2.
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The gravity of that moment must have registered with Higginbotham immediately.
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But gravity is far more dynamic than modest everyday interactions suggest.
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Some scientists want to use quantum sensors to study gravity itself.
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Even in space (where there is zero gravity) menstruation remains unaffected.
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Political gravity exists, and it has kept him at a disadvantage.
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Reality warps itself around them, drawn toward their center of gravity.
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The moon's gravity does not fully explain how ocean tides work
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I know what you're thinking: Anyone can fall, it's just gravity.
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She runs it by trying to find its center of gravity.
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"We want to maintain the gravity of the situation," says Kross.
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The gravity of the current situation is apparent to us all.
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"The gravity of this order does not escape me," Ford said.
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"I could have been a scientist," Latour said with arch gravity.
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A. The cracks came about just through the forces of gravity.
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We were not trying to minimize the gravity of the allegations.
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"It will adjust the city's point of gravity," Mr. Schulz said.
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But the center-right center of gravity is tougher to argue.
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The patina of social science lends gravity to bare-minimum plots.
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Daniel Bodin took silver after completely defying gravity in the event.
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"Gravity and Grace" (2010) reveals the true monumentality of his work.
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Other particles, owing to gravity, will slowly fall to the ground.
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But there remains one center of gravity around which everything revolves.
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Throughout the film, Mr. Jalet experiments with gravity and shifting perspectives.
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But how about something a bit closer to home, like Gravity?
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Your main adversary, at least in the early going, is gravity.
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How does Anselm Kiefer conjure such brutal beauty, such overwhelming gravity?
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Short of disrupting gravity itself, what's a tech ideator to do?
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You wouldn't think gravity would be a big worry for insects.
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GRAVITY AND GRACE I'll usually do some work on my laptop.
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By interacting with it, gravity now corresponds to the blue wall.
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But sadly, this is generally done on Earth, where there's gravity.
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The laws of gravity apparently apply to technology stocks after all.
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No brush at the bottom, no advantageous low center of gravity.
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I have traveled the world, from the Antarctic to zero gravity.
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Without gravity, bones lose strength and eyes are squashed, affecting vision.
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Zhejiang, Geely's center of gravity, is also Mr. Xi's political base.
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But he becomes the new gravity of whatever scene he's in.
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SANDBERG: WE DEFINITELY DIDN'T REALIZE THE GRAVITY OF THIS ISSUE SOONER.
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That charge far exceeds the gravity of any previous presidential impeachment.
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They spoke in measured tones about the gravity of the situation.
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The gravity of the investigation was reflected in who arrived. Capt.
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For years astronauts have been decorating Christmas cookies in zero-gravity.
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Until then, Einstein's theory of gravity will continue to reign supreme.
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Its gravity crushes the children and the cruiser's rear passenger window.
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Going from iconoclastic to iconic, Ellison's stature gains a burdensome gravity.
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Eight Sleep: $300 off the Pod and a free gravity blanket
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So if you're standing on Earth, gravity is pulling you down.
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The IBM experiment did not involve black holes, or even gravity.
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I'm subject to the weather, to aging, to gravity, to thirst.
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But how does she not grasp the gravity of her statement?
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But it's also missing the center of gravity that anchored Sicario.
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The consequence was a shift in liberalism's intellectual center of gravity.
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The new work shows that some planets will lose their atmospheres during the evolution — those located very close to the star, and those with low gravity (a planet's gravity helps it "hold on" to its atmosphere).
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The space-time filling the region inside the bottle—a continuum that bends and undulates, producing the force called gravity—exactly maps to a network of quantum particles living on the bottle's rigid, gravity-free surface.
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In regions where the force of gravity is strong, bodies obey Newton's law of gravity, which states that the gravitational force between two objects decreases in proportion to the square of the distance that separates them.
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According to Afshordi, however, it is more or less accepted in the physics community that Einstein's theory of gravity cannot be the whole story, and that a quantum theory of gravity will come to replace it.
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Andrew Bulbrook, one of the quartet's violinists, recently told me that the greatest challenge is going to be the fight against gravity: To play the violin quietly the bow arm must resist the pull of gravity.
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As in "Gravity", the heroine of "Arrival" is a single mother getting over the death of her daughter, but in contrast with "Gravity", the tragic back story doesn't feel as if it has been grafted on.
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We have no accepted theory of quantum gravity, and that is needed to explain what happens when gravity is very intense and the distances are very short, as in a black hole or the Big Bang.
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The same way we're held to the Earth by gravity, any stuff can be held to any other stuff by gravity, so those things have a center of mass, and they want to move towards [that] mass.
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Then, prepare your body for space flight using state-of-the-art simulators like the Micro-Gravity Wall, Multi-Axis Trainer and the 1/6th-Gravity Chair which creates the feeling that you're walking on the moon.
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Yet despite all of that perimeter gravity, two things work against Washington: Wall's iffy pull-up jumper, and a lack of frontcourt bounce leaves them unable to create paint gravity on rolls and dives to the rim.
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Two datasets contributed to the research: topography data from the Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter (LOLA) onboard the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) and global gravity data from the pair of small Gravity Recovery And Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) spacecraft.
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"Dark energy might be our only observational clue pointing to a new and better theory of gravity—or it might be a mysterious fluid with strange properties, and nothing to do with gravity at all," she said.
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By referring to Titan's gravitational potential, Hayes is talking about differences in sea level elevation owing to the effects of gravity (gravity isn't consistent across a large celestial body, due to differences in its mass and shape).
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There are a number of competing quantum gravity theories, but if the variable light speed theory outlined in this paper is proven to be correct, it will significantly narrow the range of plausible theories of quantum gravity.
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Passengers on a spacecraft are subject to forces that are as much as five times the force of gravity as they accelerate into space, then are in microgravity or zero gravity for the duration of the flight.
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The ALPHA team is trying to build a new kind of apparatus called ALPHA-g (the "g" stands for gravity) which is designed to test how antimatter falls—whether gravity treats it the same as regular matter.
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Of course, there are views on the other side as well from the other dissenters, but I think the center of gravity – clearly the center of gravity on the committee is that the second adjustment was appropriate.
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Silicon Valley's center of gravity moved north from Palo Alto to SOMA.
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Scientists generally discount gravity when studying the speed of sound in water.
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It doesn't even require a gravity assist to get where it's going.
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But now he's finally announced the follow up to 2012's Gravity.
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Judge Nigel Sweeney told him "this was wicked offending of extreme gravity."
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Maybe gravity acts differently, or particles come in different shapes and sizes.
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The gravity-defying sensation lasts for just seconds, but it's wildly addictive.
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Watch the video above to tag along on Sam's gravity-defying routine.
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We can explain why by going back to the gravity ball model.
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And he takes the decision very -- this with great gravity and responsibility.
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Gravity doesn't play nicely, mathematically, with the behavior of the smallest particles.
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The robot's low center of gravity helps THeMIS stay stable for firing.
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We want the center of gravity to be again in Germany, i.e.
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But a theory of quantum gravity has been hard to come by.
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Now, imagine you're in outer space, where there's no gravity at all.
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Before long the gravity-defying pound may be brought down to earth.
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That way, the pups develop most of the time in zero gravity.
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Gravity, this theory suggests, "spreads out" through these dimensions, dissipating its strength.
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Much conventional equipment depends on gravity to move liquids around inside it.
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In the Gravity-Defying Curls section, we have some enviably vertical hairstyles.
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As a child, I didn't understand the full gravity of the situation.
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The natural progression from Martian gravity is, obviously, to take things lunar.
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In an evening of pure entertainment, the missing ingredient was emotional gravity.
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Out of This World Weekend movie marathon continues, featuring Inception and Gravity
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Space-time warps in the presence of gravity, and this changes everything.
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The wave-themed ride features twists, turns — and five gravity-defying plummets.
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"The lack of gravity means astronauts lose bone mineral density," Jain said.
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It requires pinpoint precision around an object where there's very little gravity.
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His characters have gravity, density, grace and a decent share of stupidity.
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Gravity Falls meets Capitol Hill meets the Pokédex in these hilarious drawings.
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Ships generated artificial gravity via rotating sections rather than magical new science.
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It lends the music an extra layer of gravity, authority, and warmth.
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The technology has been developed by Gravity Sketch, in collaboration with Ford.
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The seriousness of the charges reflect the gravity of Elhassani's alleged conduct.
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Scientists are also interested in how quickly the astronauts readjust to gravity.
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This may shed light on the evolution of galaxies, stars and gravity.
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There are moments of EVA dread that feel like outtakes from Gravity.
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And about an hour in, the gravity of the moment hit Keys.
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Here's the full trailer for Roma, Alfonso Cuarón's first film since Gravity.
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If they continue to defy gravity, it's a great options to own.
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Gravity Rush 2 is a sequel that tries to do too much.
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I love my Gravity blanket- but is it just a placebo effect?
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The real center of gravity in the Jihadi movement are the ideologues.
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So, apologies to games like Horizon: Zero Dawn and Gravity Rush 22017.
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Since gravity acts between masses, this would add complications into the theory.
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The initial escape from Earth's gravity burns the most fuel for rockets.
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They discovered that 'Oumuamua's speed couldn't just be the result of gravity.
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Over time, gravity brings these clumps of dust closer and closer together.
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They don't hang at your sides for any reason other than gravity.
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Anyway, one gravity-defying, pukeless ride later, we're back at the airport.
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But in space, that gravity is effectively gone — and the heart adjusts.
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Now, the probe has revealed that the planet's gravity isn't uniform throughout.
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Clocks are not the only means to get a handle on gravity.
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Top Republicans seemed to finally be acknowledging the gravity of the situation.
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"Gravity ... is a really serious problem," Bigelow Aerospace founder Robert Bigelow says.
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The problem is that the gravity of these quantum ripples is infinite.
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Truthfully, we don't know that even gravity isn't a kind of love.
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Image: DOEThis centrifuge simulates Earth-like gravity aboard the International Space Station.
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In one-sixth gravity, you just look down and there it is.
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Thirty Flights of Loving and Gravity Bone were created by Blendo Games.
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They're simply meant to add dimension and gravity to your wedding, Rev.
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We want the centre of gravity to be again in Germany, i.e.
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Make a model of a jumping human on Earth with real gravity.
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To rule out gravity, Bhagat and his team performed a simple experiment.
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However, that effect disappears as soon as they return to Earth's gravity.
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But perhaps the gravity of the Oval Office will change the stakes.
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Why wouldn't the debris "fall" under the influence of the artificial gravity?
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Yet the gravity of Rockland's outbreak, Day said, merited the upgraded ban.
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"The business of alternative gravity theories is a messy one," Archibald said.
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But the hot-spotlike wobbles that GRAVITY found provide a new opportunity.
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That approach lowers the center of gravity, making the platform more stable.
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"He was literally defying gravity," says Martin Indyk, Kerry's former Mideast envoy.
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Meizu says the Gravity "floats," but I think that's a bit generous.
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This is a much more enticing option than the previously screened Gravity.
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But he offered a stunning assessment of the gravity of the situation.
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What the heck is a gravity assist and how does it work?
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Instead Richard Browning (founder of Gravity Industries) was the Iron Man pilot.
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That Sony chose to apply those skills to Gravity Rush is telling.
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"Throwing things, you tend to underestimate the effects of gravity," he said.
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Space Adventures also offers zero-gravity flights for roughly $5,000, Shelley adds.
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Yes, gravity will bring it down but much later then you think.
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"The main difference between running and climbing stairs is gravity," Gupta explained.
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Nobody knew what the fuck it was, but the gravity was undeniable.
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But my encounter with my ending of Overwatch doesn't have that gravity.
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However, Judge Alsup also warned Uber about the gravity of Waymo's allegations.
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The end of the original "Lion King" movie shows Simba defy gravity.
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For one, without the stress of Earth's gravity, her bones lose density.
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At last, her clothes were free of the usual force of gravity.
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They hardly bothered with the snowplow, the customary introductory gravity-mitigation technique.
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Her poems have long found their center of gravity at crotch level.
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To what end would God suspend His law of gravity this way?
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Do they rise to the gravity where you should undertake an impeachment?
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Indeed, Northam seemed fundamentally unable to grasp the gravity of the scandal.
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And for competitive climbers, the force they defy is Earth's gravity itself.
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You see, the sun's tremendous gravity pulls the Earth right toward it.
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Because the absence of gravity causes some problems to the human body.
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The production simulated zero gravity using low-light effects and a puppeteer.
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Just as gravity is, so is the grisly Mac trash-can icon.
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Einstein replaced that notion with the radical proposition that gravity is space.
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Ryan and the Republican establishment bent themselves around Trump's center of gravity.
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Then, her group of researchers will kick in the artificial gravity distortions.
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Ms. Garje felt the gravity of the situation last winter in Khilad.
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" "Originally Moondrop was more a scientific project to imitate the Lunar gravity.
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His movements, his hair, and his gleaming grill have their own gravity.
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However it happens, gravity takes hold and a brief, violent drama begins.
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The gravity is very intuitive: you don't have to think about it.
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Cask ale is pumped into the drinker's glass by a gravity pump.
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It later returns as gravity pulls that fluid down in the body.
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Linear actuators then move the sphere by shifting its centre of gravity.
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The sloped gravity ramp is more effective than a flat arrester bed.
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The undoing of Harvey Weinstein underscored the increasing gravity of women's accusations.
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"Gravity" just disappeared, which suggests we're actually in a state of unreality.
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Objects Wired, webbed or sculptural — the latest offerings seem to defy gravity.
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Unfortunately, gravity foiled his plan, and he ended up on the beach.
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"Gravity is the most pervasive force we humans know of," says Luthcke.
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The association held tight to its position on gravity knives on Friday.
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These contractions are not affected by gravity or changes in body position.
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The "gravity knife" led to thousands of questionable arrests in New York.
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But the past week showcased Mr. Mabuza's ability to defy political gravity.
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Windows would no longer be its center of gravity — or its anchor.
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Those measurements provided a record of the force of gravity on Curiosity.
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The paintings have an unexpected gravity and grandeur that is almost religious.
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This, then, is the new center of gravity in mainstream German politics.
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Gravity Rush 2 is released for the PlayStation 4 on January 20th.
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Even then, she didn't seem to understand the gravity of the situation.
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Definitely different scientists have come along and proved the law of gravity.
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The gravity part has to do with the formation of the planet.
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In particular, strings have a vibrational state which accounts for quantum gravity.
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It is a matter of treating such allegations with the proper gravity.
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Will it be forced into submission by the gravity of economic reality?
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Neutrinos go as straight through the universe as Einsteinian gravity will allow.
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It can wake up more Americans to the gravity of the situation.
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We know when we grow plants in zero gravity they become amorphous.
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"To experience zero gravity was a thrill like no other," Jeff said.
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Her bunny ears may not resist the gravity of death so revealed.
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Consuming them reduces your character's personal gravity, allowing you to jump higher.
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This profile of Mattis exposes the gravity of our political-security crisis.
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His task was to impress upon Trump the gravity of the office.
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But it is only "Gravity & Grace" (1996) that suggests her signature preoccupations.
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A larger moon would have stronger gravity to prevent cracks from forming.
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Patrick has been running his mind through the gravity-bending Manifold Garden.
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"They don't understand the gravity of it until I do," she said.
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But you do have the ability to change the will of gravity.
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The focus is mainly on mass, weight, material, gravity and so on.
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Root out gravity while you're at it; writerly obsessions are deeply ingrained.
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But the Standard Model does not account for gravity; Einstein's theory does.
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In zero gravity, astronauts' blood and tissue fluid shifts toward the head.
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Eventually these were pulled together by gravity and ignited to form stars.
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More often than not, these fantastical journeys were not inhibited by gravity.
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They are gravity, electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong force.
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It's not just bottles of ketchup that are subject to economic gravity.
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But Einstein argued that there was no "force" of gravity at all.
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Hilarious, that's a given, but that's also not giving gravity its due.
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Jennifer Lopez, on the other hand, defied gravity with her curled updo.
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Without the Crawleys, the town will not have a center of gravity.
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Should I travel aboard the International Space Station and experience zero gravity?
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Some have been major hits, like "Gravity," which took in $723.2 million.
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It's essential for the floating experience that Gravity Rush 2 is pursuing.
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The focus is mainly on mass, weight, material, gravity and so on.
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The absence of gravity tends to make us frail in multiple ways.
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It was an old story—money, gravity, the right amount of cleavage.
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She understands the gravity and importance of the office of the president.
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The light literally gets stretched in the spacetime warping effects of gravity.
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It was then that the true gravity of the situation set in.
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Human beings are constantly trying to release themselves from gravity and ascend.
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Gravity and noise remind us that our movements, our actions, have significance.
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Dance, like almost everything in life, is possible precisely because of gravity.
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The center of gravity of the overall landscape is the center-left.
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This curvature of spacetime by objects in motion is felt as gravity.
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And because the gravity signature of the jets was found to be tangled up with the gravity signal in the interior, astronomers will now have a better understanding of the interior structure, core mass, and origin of Jupiter.
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Gravity Rush 2 looks vastly better and is easier to control Gravity Rush 2 doesn't shake up the formula too much, but it looks vastly better and is quite a bit easier to control than the Vita original.
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The legendary urbanist Alain Bertaud has observed, in reference to housing policies, that, while the law of supply and demand may be as fixed as the law of gravity, we defy the law of gravity all the time.
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Mercury, being so affected by the sun's gravity, offers a way for scientists to spot tiny differences between theoretical predictions of the sun's gravity and what we actually observe, by measuring the orbit of Mercury for a long time.
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Ben Hogan has moved the center of gravity in the lower lofted wedges higher on the club face, while placing the center of gravity low on higher lofted wedges, which is opposite of what you find with many manufacturers.
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The way it works has to do with how gravity behaves over distance.
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Cassini used its gravity to change its orbit and visit targets of interest.
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The facial fat also atrophies and descends due to chronic exposure to gravity.
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I look for something to watch on Hulu and settle on Gravity Falls.
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"Avoid any move that's going to push your neck against gravity," says Kaiser.
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Most of the food was sold in bulk and housed in gravity bins.
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What the heck, you might think—temperature and gravity aren't the same thing.
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But you don't use the toilet because ... gravity changes the way it works.
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To turn a coal mine into a battery, all you need is gravity.
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They gradually lose structural integrity because they're not fighting the force of gravity.
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Moreover, astronauts living in low gravity environments will also significantly affect bodily fluids.
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Its weight and low center of gravity make it an extremely safe car.
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She and Nick don matching flight suits and board a zero-gravity plane.
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But if it makes serious inroads into quantum gravity, that will surely change.
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It watches for things like wobbliness, changes in orientation and center of gravity.
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I guess she hopes we're all headed somewhere with a little less gravity.
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In sober, restrained language, he exposes the full gravity of corruption in China.
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The interaction between Earth and the moon sort of proves that gravity exists.
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This is an immutable truth, much like gravity or the wetness of water.
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Charles Koch has always been the center of gravity for that, not David.
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There is plenty for manufacturers and services like Uber to overcome beyond gravity.
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It also signals a shift in the center of political gravity in France.
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One way for us to achieve gravity in the show is through thrust.
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In order to send your rocket into space, you need to overcome gravity.
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Hopefully anyone interested in Gravity Rush 2 made time to play the remaster.
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In time, Kat gains additional skills, including two alternate styles of controlling gravity.
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"Her boobs are out too," Joey retorts, pointing to Jameelah's gravity-eschewing top.
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Lone Echo might just be the most intense zero-gravity game ever made.
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However, gravity is the weakest of the fundamental forces holding the universe together.
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Why gravity is always attractive is because negative mass doesn't seem to exist.
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To walk on ice, keep your center of gravity over your front leg.
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For one villager, the Gravity Light has the potential to be life-changing.
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Its descent into economic chaos, human misery and dictatorship is of unprecedented gravity.
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The new model better accounts for the effects of gravity and air drag.
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Their orbits are governed only by gravity, and to a lesser extent sunlight.
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At its majestic size, such unease takes on the gravity of mortal terror.
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Moments of silence highlight the gravity of the incident, pauses in between screams.
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The reason is both simple and hard to design around: there's no gravity.
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You get "Defining Gravity," the latest music mashup video from A Capella Science.
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Now, Gravity says the blanket has netted more than $15 million in sales.
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But for me, testing a Gravity Blanket was like taking a sleeping pill.
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Another method is to observe how a planet's gravity affects its host star.
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Orban also claimed that "Europe&aposs economic center of gravity" was moving eastward.
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Gravity wakes, also called "straws, "are likewise very visible in the new photos.
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With its low center of gravity, this carnivore was clearly designed to hunt.
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You'll need your strength to adjust to the lack of gravity up there.
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All roller coasters basically involve Newtonian physics 101: inertia, gravity, acceleration, and friction.
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Even just floating in the pool, you feel like you are defying gravity.
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But for person B, they would have "gravity" when the ship is rotating.
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It's hard to escape the gravity of internet giants like Facebook and Google.
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In this political environment, I think we know where the gravity takes us.
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Surely, they reasoned, the laws of gravity would operate on the 2014 tally.
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Brexiteers have studied gravity models and insist that they have been "long discredited".
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Physically fit enough to handle the (high gravity forces) ... make the lap times.
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Gravity also comes with an iOS and Android companion app for remote control.
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We should first dispel any question about the gravity of addressing climate change.
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Gravity responds to all kinds of energy, whatever form that energy may take.
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He claims it can detoxify and strengthen your immune system by manipulating gravity.
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We can do amazing things with music, using our vesticular system, with gravity.
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That year—2014—three young quantum gravity researchers came to an astonishing realization.
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Gravity Rush Remastered will be available on PlayStation 4 on February 2nd, 2016.
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No, I don't think it would have affected the gravity of the situation.
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Whatever gravity I've built up during the day finds its release in laughter.
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Not that it's always speedy—"Outcry" adds some gravity just when it's needed.
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These cases largely go unreported, decreasing the perceived gravity of snakebites for outsiders.
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Besides gravity, he'll have to use to things like real food and people.
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Can Republicans change the equivalent of the law of gravity in Washington, D.C.?
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The Flying Scoutsman is back and the gravity has been turned way down.
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Objects like these are called globular clusters and are held together by gravity.
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Now you have gravity pushing all of that fluid back into your legs.
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Given the gravity of Thursday's Comey hearings, Pug opens at 11:00 a.m.
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The probe is scheduled to pass by Venus seven times for gravity assists.
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Researchers don't know entirely why this works, but one explanation is simple gravity.
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These systems can weaken in space, since they aren't working against any gravity.
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Formally speaking, Sultan's bas-reliefs often incorporate elements that suggest motion and gravity.
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Due to the gravity of the situation we are conducting a criminal investigation.
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"At some point, the laws of gravity do re-establish themselves," Roe said.
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What is the hardest part about designing for NASA's zero gravity 3D printer?
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"I think that gravity is on our side," he said in an interview.
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"Allowing the scale of the atrocity to sink in with terrible, fitting gravity."
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That the gravity of the office would mitigate some of his worst instincts.
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He scoffs at his scientist mother for thinking gravity can't be improved upon.
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"He still doesn't comprehend the gravity of the responsibility he bears," Kirby added.
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"She was swept up by the gravity of the situation," Mr. Shamansky said.
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The Point: Political gravity may be different under Trump, but it still exists.
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The center of gravity of that debate has shifted, however, since the election.
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One puzzle is why gravity doesn't seem to fit into the standard model.
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Instead, she believed in her own center of choreographic gravity, in Los Angeles.
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Instead it's done by sound or pressure, taking into account things like gravity.
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That's not even mentioning the gravity-defying price surge towards $20,000 this month.
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Next year, serial production of the B61-12 nuclear gravity bomb will begin.
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The gravity of a black hole is so strong that light cannot escape.
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The gravity of what is being done in the courts cannot be overstated.
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Regardless of its reaction, the gravity of the situation compels us to act.
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It would feature a gravity-defying swimming pool suspended over a striking fjord.
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Eventually, Ms. Ellison appeared to absorb the gravity of what she was seeing.
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Donald Trump won the presidency by defying the laws of political gravity. Gov.
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You see, normally, your muscles and bones help support your weight under gravity.
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It's hard to really put gravity and weight to that type of offense.
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Once in space, the muscles atrophy quickly because of the lack of gravity.
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"His history is unremarkable compared to the gravity of his crimes," Fuller said.
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It confirms Einstein's theories of gravity very close to the black hole boundary.
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