Gravity: the weakest natural force on Earth? - Parallel Universe - BBC Science

Scientists from Harvard university try out a revolutionary theory to explain the weakness of gravity in comparison to all other forces of nature. Great video from BBC science show 'Parallel Universes'.

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[jlr92958]

Gravity is not a pulling force, it is a surrounding force that pushes.

[wtf491]

the universe is made up of LEGO

[Moongazerr]

Gravity is so weak that you can pick a piece of rock even if the whole Earth is pulling it from you.

[Venoxisify]

Gravity does not exist! is millions of faeries jumping on top of everything!! 

[mttwhatt15]

gravity is so weak, it keeps the moon from floating away, and entire oceans....wait.

[wtf491]

maybe we are that other parallel universe and there are other type of creatures that are also humans but were formed in another place in space yet they have the same things as earth. they could be already discovering light speed wile we invented cars. we may never know these secrets unless we get to the pace the other creatures may be on.

[jlr92958]

Gravity around a black hole is probably surrounding something very dense like carbon dioxide; we call it a black hole.

[nighaypyar]

Gravity on earth seems weak!!! It is on equilibrium...but gravity on Black holes are the most powerful force in the  universe. Even Light cannot pass!!!

[superg009]

@AlexTackaberry that's actually plausible

[jlr92958]

Also, when a Spacial-verse ends, a new one is created.

[jlr92958]

In space, gravity is everywhere and the more mass an object has, the more of its space it takes; so gravity accumulates around it. this is why gravity is stronger on bigger objects than smaller ones. When an object moves in space, it affect gravity like a fish in water.