Gravity is a force that pulls all objects downward at a rate of 9.81m/s2. Gravity acts on an object's mass, creating its weight. Factors like air resistance can affect how quickly different objects fall due to differences in mass and surface area interacting with the air.

1. Daily Science
1. If you drop an object, what happens?
2. Why does it fall? What is it called and is
this specific thing a force?

2. Gravity
• Gravity is a force that pulls things
downward.
• Mass- Amount of matter inside an object.
• Weight- the force of gravity pulling down
on an object.
• Gravity pulls every object at a speed of
9.81m/s2 or 32.1 ft/s

3. Factors
• What are some factors that affect how
objects fall?
• Air resistance- determines if objects fall at
the same rate or not.