Sentence examples for gravity arises from inspiring English sources

Whereas Newton thought that gravity was a force, Einstein showed that gravity arises from the shape of space-time.

Isaacson quotes the physicist James Hartle: "The central idea of general relativity is that gravity arises from the curvature of space-time".

Einstein's theory of gravitation, also known as his theory of general relativity (1916), takes as a central postulate the experimentally observed equivalence of inertial mass and gravitational mass and shows how gravity arises from the distortions that matter introduces into the surrounding space-time continuum.

Einstein deduced that gravity arises because mass and energy warp spacetime.

Einstein argued that gravity arises because mass warps space and time--he even came up with an equation for how the warping works.

Gravity Probe B achieved measurements that agreed with theoretical predictions for two effects of general relativity, which states that gravity arises when mass bends space and time.

Self-gravity arising from the gas is neglected.

What Benjamin calls the "unusual circumstances" of his birth have endowed him with a preternatural gravity, which arises, first, from his sense of being out of synch with his times, and then, as he grows up, from an intensified sense of his own transience.

Fig. 5. Gravity disturbance arising from precipitation.

Also evident are significant long-term gravity changes arising principally from hydrological processes around the volcano, where annual precipitation exceeds 5,000 mm.

Should we not imagine that, in the next century or two, other crises of such gravity would arise?