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And this is what I've loved about South Florida, that in one place, you have this unstoppable force of mankind meeting the immovable object of tropical nature.

And for objects too far away to be sucked in, the massive gravitational force still affects their orbits.

For those that actually reach the surf, they trade one set of threats for another, as they first face the repelling force of the waves, and then find a whole new host of predators awaiting them: Various fish, dolphins, sharks, and sea birds, as the young turtles come to the surface for air.

First, the planet needs to be large enough that the force of gravity keeps the water molecules from flying off into space.

What would happen to work force, to innovation, to GDP, if one by one, the working mothers of this country were to decide that they can't bear to do this thing more than once?

Well, pressure is force divided by area.

The pressure that will be exerted on her body can be calculated by force divided by the area on the top of your arms that comes in contact with her.

Running speed depends on how much force is exerted by the runner's legs, and according to Newton's Second Law of Motion, force is the product of mass times acceleration.

If you've ever held a magnet close to a piece of metal and felt a force pulling across that gap, then you've felt the effect of a field.

The universe is getting bigger and bigger faster and faster driven by a mysterious repulsive force called dark energy.

And taking the digital counteroffensive because governments couldn't even understand what was going on or act, Anonymous, a group we might not associate as the most positive force in the world, took action, not in cyber attacks, but threatening information to be free.

This dark energy doesn't behave like any other substance we know at all and acts more like anti-gravity force.

In J.R.R.'s world, Gandalf is one of five wizards sent by the Valar to guide the inhabitants of Middle Earth in their struggles against the dark force of Sauron.

With the old, pre-Fosbury techniques, the jumper had to apply enough force to lift his center of mass above the bar by a few inches in order to clear it.

The genius of the Fosbury Flop is that the jumper can apply the same amount of force, but raise his body much higher than before.

Hydrogen atoms smash together to form helium, accompanied by a great release of energy, strong enough to counteract the shrinking force of the gravity.

The world's most common fluids like water, oils and alcohols respond to force linearly.

Mayonnaise, toothpaste, blood, paint, peanut butter and lots of other fluids respond to force non-linearly.

Below a certain pushing force, ketchup basically behaves like a solid.

Way number two: if you push with a force below the threshold force eventually, the ketchup will start to flow.

In this case, time, not force, is the key to releasing ketchup from its glassy prison.

Now, let's say you apply a weak force very quickly.

Now, let's say you apply a strong force very quickly.

That extra force is enough to squish the tomato particles, so maybe instead of little spheres, they get smushed into little ellipses, and boom!

Now let's say you apply a very weak force but for a very long time.

But most will show two telltale properties: sudden thinning at a threshold force, and more gradual thinning after a small force is applied for a long time.

And that means you could get ketchup out of the bottle in two ways: either give it a series of long, slow languid shakes making sure you don't ever stop applying force, or you could hit the bottle once very, very hard.

So how can we protect ourselves against this destructive force of nature?

Although the original versions had been composed by some of the most respected 20th century composers, and the repetitive versions had been assembled by brute force audio editing, people rated the repetitive versions as more enjoyable, more interesting and more likely to have been composed by a human artist.

And in many parts of the world, it's still common practice to force children to use their "proper" hand.

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