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gravedad
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interacción fundamental por la cual dos cuerpos físicos se atraen proporcionalmente a sus masas
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Gravity is a fundamental interaction and physical phenomenon. It is distinct from gravitational force, Gravity, Gravitation, and gravity of Earth. The subject has effects such as fall and is caused by spacetime curvature and matter. Its characteristics include gravitational force and spacetime curvature.
Isaac Newton is a discoverer or inventor associated with gravity. The phenomenon is studied by Newton's law of universal gravitation and general relativity. It is described by sources including the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition, Tietosanakirja, and Pieni tietosanakirja.
The topic appears in the Commons category "Gravitation" and the main category Category:Gravity. It is referenced by 2,812 other encyclopedia articles. PubMed lists a count of 50,148 for the query gravity. It is on the focus lists for Wikipedia:List of articles all languages should have and Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4.
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Research
50,148 papers- Gravity.Canadian family physician Medecin de famille canadien · 2020Zavalishina Y
- Artificial gravity.ReviewActa astronautica · 1995Sandler HDOI: 10.1016/0094-5765(95)98737-t
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- Gravity perception and circumnutation in plants.ReviewAdvances in space biology and medicine · 1991Brown AHDOI: 10.1016/s1569-2574(08)60123-9
- Gravity goniometer.The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume · 1953BROWN RK, STEVENSON BR
- [Influence of gravity change on EGF-induced signal transduction].ReviewHang tian yi xue yu yi xue gong cheng = Space medicine & medical engineering · 2001Zhang Y, Wu XY, Chen SM
- A stochastic world model on gravity for stability inference.eLife · 2024Huang T, Liu JDOI: 10.7554/eLife.88953
- Balance: mind-grasping gravity.Nature · 2002Smetacek VDOI: 10.1038/415481a
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La gravedad es un fenómeno natural por el cual los objetos con masa son atraídos entre sí, efecto mayormente observable en la interacción entre los planetas, galaxias y demás objetos del universo. Es una de las cuatro interacciones fundamentales que origina la aceleración que experimenta un cuerpo físico en las cercanías de un objeto astronómico. También se denomina interacción gravitatoria o gravitación. Si un cuerpo está situado en las proximidades de un planeta, un observador a una distancia fija del planeta medirá una aceleración del cuerpo dirigida hacia la zona central de dicho planeta, si tal cuerpo no está sometido al efecto de otras fuerzas. La Oficina Internacional de Pesas y Medidas estableció en 1901 una gravedad estándar para la superficie de la Tierra, acorde al Sistema Internacional, con un valor fijo de 9,80665 m/s².
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