What would things be like of there was gravity in space?

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Let’s say…….. enough for a city to take 100 years to fall

[HippieVeganJewslim]

The Universal Law of Gravitation is F (g)=(m1*m2)/d^2. Therefore, there will always be a force pulling any two objects together, no matter how weak or far. For the force of gravity to be equal to zero, at least one body must be of no matter OR the the two bodies must be infinitely far from each other. Without the Universal Law of Gravitation, the whole planet might explode, for every other planet and star as well.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

So it’s a girl house

[HippieVeganJewslim]

Girl house? You also must multiply by the gravitational constant G, by the way.

[Keishio]

I don't know. I guess orbits wouldn't be much of a thing but would we fall eternally or would we reach an edge? It's an interesting thought

[Dinosaursandanime65]

I think there is an edge around each universe and if you reach it it Willa pull of a PAC Man and you’ll be teleported to the opposing side but you won’t notice until you encounter something else that lets you know.

[Keishio]

Maybe we'd bounce? 😁 I'd be really interested to hear someone who specialises in this kind of thing talk about such a situation.

[rachel776]

i think Katherine Freese's head just popped off

[Still-alive]

Uhh well i think that universe could never exist lol.

but if you want to make believe it can anyways, could be entertaining

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Yes okay but what would it be like?

[zagor]

There IS gravity in space. But it tends to cancel out unless you're near a large body.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

I mean in all of it. Every single bit as if it were a planet