Why doesn't gravity pull us down to the center of the earth?
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Every object attract each other and this is a natural phenomena.
This phenomenon is called gravity.
When two large objects are near in space, they
will attract and possibly collide, and may form a larger object.
There are forces which repulsive in nature like repulsion of similar charges or intermolecular forces .
So in a planet or any big celestial body, these forces maintain the shape of the object and does not allow the mass to collapse in a singularity.
So we are attracted to the centre of mass of earth
This phenomenon is called gravity.
When two large objects are near in space, they
will attract and possibly collide, and may form a larger object.
There are forces which repulsive in nature like repulsion of similar charges or intermolecular forces .
So in a planet or any big celestial body, these forces maintain the shape of the object and does not allow the mass to collapse in a singularity.
So we are attracted to the centre of mass of earth
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