Definition: Antigravit force, keeps Earth's gravity on us. Defined as a repulsive force that opposes Earth's gravitational pull.
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Definition: Antigravit force, keeps Earth's gravity on us. Defined as a repulsive force that opposes Earth's gravitational pull.
Definition: The word "antigravitational" refers to a force that opposes gravity, which can be overcome by objects moving in different directions relative to each other. This is also known as an "inverse square law," where objects with greater mass will experience a weaker gravitational pull than those with lesser mass. The term comes from ancient Greek and means "against the gravitational influence of."
Definition: Antigravity is the Earth's pull on objects in space, similar to how a person feels weightless in air but not gravity itself.