gravitational influence

Gravitational influence is the force that objects with mass exert on each other, pulling them toward one another. It’s what keeps planets orbiting stars, moons orbiting planets, and objects grounded on Earth. The strength of this force depends on the masses involved and the distance between them—the larger or closer the objects, the stronger the pull. Gravity acts over vast distances, shaping the motion of celestial bodies and organizing the structure of the universe. It’s a fundamental interaction that governs the movement and arrangement of everything with mass, from tiny particles to massive galaxies.