A force that pulls inwards.

The space between objects

A circular path around another object

A chunk of rock heavy enough to allow something to orbit

An object that is moving faster

Heavy objects have more gravity because of this.

Our solar system has enough gravity to keep 8 planets in orbit because of this

The moon is an example of something that orbits this

Small rocks or ice that exist between planets

A push or a pull

This force acts against gravity when an object orbits

Galaxies have enough gravity to pull in millions of stars , solar systems, planets, and dust because of this.

The planets orbit the sun, and the sun orbits the black hole, and the moon orbits the Earth, and it won't stop because of this.

A ball of extremely hot gas burning in space

An object that moves faster because of gravity

Our universe has come together over Billions of years forming the planets, stars and black holes after a "big bang"

We can see this pattern in many sizes in both space and on Earth. It is because of gravity at different scale is causing it.

This creates equal force to gravity during an orbit and is related to the speed of the orbit.

An medium sized rock that is orbiting a planet

If a planet stopped, or slowed its orbit it would go towards the center because of this

heavier objects have large gravity, and lighter ones have less gravity, these objects will be more likely to orbit.

The farther away objects are from the gravity center, the slower they can orbit because of this.

As an object in orbit slows or speeds up, the size of the orbit can change because of

Remnants of an exploded star, that created a singularity

The force that effects all objects in the universe to crash into each other.