Sentence examples for stronger gravitational pull from inspiring English sources

In fact, if you're sitting within 15 inches of the wall right now then the wall has a stronger gravitational pull on you than the moon does.

The third planet to be depicted is HD 40307g, a "super earth" eight times the mass of our home planet, which boasts a "much, much stronger" gravitational pull.

In her earlier novels and short stories, America tended to exert the stronger gravitational pull, with her characters ardently embracing its freedoms and whispered promise of change and transformation.

As the material in the disk comes closer to the accretor, it speeds up in response to the stronger gravitational pull and moves along a spiral path at supersonic orbital speeds while still drifting gradually inward at subsonic speeds.

This is because Jupiter is more massive than the Earth and has a stronger gravitational pull, but more importantly because it is further from the Sun than Earth so the Sun's gravity is weaker at Jupiter than at Earth.

He altered the standard rule for gravity--a near heresy--so that slowly accelerating objects feel a slightly stronger gravitational pull than Newton's laws dictate.

The Institute has a strong gravitational pull.

The European Union is exerting a strong gravitational pull.

A big woman, she's like a planetary body, exerting a strong gravitational pull.

Triton was captured into a reverse orbit by Neptune's strong gravitational pull.

And it's when Wall Street exerts its strongest gravitational pull on Harvard kids.