Sentence examples for feel gravity from inspiring English sources

Many physicists think this dark matter is made largely of neutralinos.That neutralinos feel gravity but not electromagnetism makes them hard to detect.

They would be so-called wimps — weakly interacting massive particles — which feel gravity and little else, and could drift through the Earth like wind through a screen door.

As you climb, you can practically feel gravity releasing its hold on your body, a physical sensation that reinforces the building's visual lightness.

The dark matter is also thought to have been created in the Big Bang, and scientists believe it is made up of elementary particles that feel gravity but otherwise interact only weakly.

Dark matter does "feel" gravity; those interactions are the reason we know it is there, and the reason it is bound up in the galactic collisions to begin with.

Then Einstein had what he called "the happiest day of my life" in 1908, reflecting on the case of a man falling from a roof who could not "feel gravity".

There was a little string quartet in [the 1985 REM song] Feeling Gravity's Pull, there was one musical line we threw in there.

Young Shawn felt gravity working on him, "like a planet pulled into orbit by a star": he went home that night and started writing his own rhymes in a notebook and studying the dictionary.

Allow the needle to drop on almost any early REM song – from the Paisley-patterned folk-rock of Seven Chinese Brothers to the lysergic southern gothic portent of Feeling Gravity's Pull – and the alchemy is little short of overwhelming.

Feeling Gravity's Pull at the Hammersmith Palais in October 1985 was one of those moments – a transporting experience, a lesson that music didn't have to reflect my life to move me: that the greatest of bands could be as opaque as they wished and still speak clearly.

Now he only drinks "high gravity liquor to feel low gravity".