Gravity Dispersal

Gravity dispersal refers to the process by which particles, gases, or matter spread out or move away due to gravitational forces. For example, in space, debris or gas can drift outward from a larger body like a planet or star, influenced by gravity’s pull. When gravity weakens with distance, dispersal becomes more widespread. This concept helps explain how planetary atmospheres, star systems, and cosmic dust distribute matter over vast regions. Essentially, gravity acts as a guiding force that influences how and where matter spreads in the universe.