Sentence examples for little gravity from inspiring English sources

There's simply too little gravity.

That is rare among moons, which usually have too little gravity to retain a gaseous cover.

The harpoons were necessary because a small body like a comet generates little gravity.

For another, because they are so small, asteroids have very little gravity, so it is unclear that paint or dirt would stay in place.

This could be because smaller clumps of matter have too little gravity to form stars and therefore never become visible to us.

With any multi-stepping code, there will be rungs with very little gravity work to do since only a small percentage of the particles are active.

He pauses and assumes a little more gravity, like a professor poised above his lectern.

Placed on their sides, the bands, about two inches in diameter and cast out of rubberlike vinyl polysiloxane, were squashed a little by gravity into an oval shape.

But that's an out-and-out fantasy; Duncan Jones Moonn from 2009 shares a little of Gravity's painstaking sense of realism, but got no Oscar nods.

Their new results agree: The expansion has slowed so little that gravity will never be able to stop it.

If anything is needed, it's a reverse from over-the-top media showmanship to one where news is reported with a little more gravity and a little less pizzazz.