gravitationally
Through attractive force
Gravitationally describes something happening through or relating to gravity—the force that pulls objects toward each other.
Planets orbit gravitationally around stars.
Two galaxies can be gravitationally bound, meaning gravity keeps them together.
The word appears almost exclusively in scientific contexts: The moon is gravitationally locked to Earth, always showing the same face.
Merged dimensional framework
- curvatureDeviation from flatness
- EinsteinByword for genius
- relativityHow observers differ
- black holeCollapsed star's remnant
neutron star · singularity · event horizon · mass · acceleration · freefall · geodesic · warped
Force toward oneself
- attractionPull toward something
- tugShort forceful pull
- weightMeasure of heaviness
- inertiaResistance to altered motion
momentum · centripetal · g-force · newtons · bound · collapse · accretion · compression
Curved celestial path
- satelliteOrbiting celestial body
- moonNatural planetary satellite
- planetStar-orbiting spherical body
- cometIcy orbiting body
asteroid · trajectory · ellipse · revolution · path · circular · rotation · synchronous
spacetime
Merged dimensional framework
- curvatureDeviation from flatness
- EinsteinByword for genius
- relativityHow observers differ
black hole · neutron star · singularity · event horizon · mass · acceleration · freefall · geodesic · warped · redshift
pull
Force toward oneself
- attractionPull toward something
- tugShort forceful pull
- weightMeasure of heaviness
inertia · momentum · centripetal · g-force · newtons · bound · collapse · accretion · compression · settling
orbit
Curved celestial path
comet · asteroid · trajectory · ellipse · revolution · path · circular · rotation · synchronous · geostationary
drawn
Rendered in lines
influence · center · orbit · sphere · weight · anchored · grounded · tethered · connected · inexorably
gravitationallyelectromagnetically
Via magnetic-electric field forces
magnetically · electrically · electrostatically · repulsively · mechanically
- gravitational pullAttractive force between masses
- gravitational forceAttraction between masses
- gravitational fieldRegion where masses attract
- gravitational wavesPropagating curvature in spacetime
- gravitational energyEnergy from position in field
- gravitational lensMass bending distant light