Where does gravitation come from?

Answer 1

Gravity is a constant rebelling force due to the displacement of space. So, the more dense the atoms are the more intense the gravity is.

The reason why it works this way verses the actual size of the item is because less dense atoms contain more space between the nucleus and its counter part the electrons thus reducing the overall displacement of space.

So, to answer your question. Gravity comes from space pushing down on matter. The more the matter the more the push. That's why planets, stars, and other celestial objects are mostly spherical. Space pushes equally around the entire body compressing it into a ball like object.

Answer 2

Its very simple. Gravitation occurs as a function of the pressure that exists at the boundary of the constricted Universe.

If the Universe had no constriction of its containment no mass would move. When masses tend to collide the results is that the resulting mass sticks togehter.So gravity is an external phenomenon which tend to gather masses into one lump by pushing them together. The gravity phenomenon is therfore a push rather than a pull.

Answer 3

No one knows, We know that it is a force that attracts to objects together. M-thoery tries to ascribe it to a particle called a graviton, but it is impossible to know for sure at this point. I think the great fathers of physics have described it best "spooky action at a distance."

Answer 4

The mass or density of a body.

Answer 5

gravity comes from everything but larger objects like the sun, earth, etc. have more because of their size.

Answer 6

It's a manifestation of space associated with matter.

Answer 7

No one really knows. We can predict what it does very well, but don't have an understanding of the basics of what causes it.