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And then, Newton proposed the theory of universal gravitation, demonstrating that all objects are pulling on each other.
Astronauts move around in shuttles in zero gravity when they're in outer space by pulling on handles installed on the ceiling walls and floors of the shuttle.
You're going to end up on the side of the Earth, falling down, and now the Earth is pulling you back in sideways.
So it's pulling you back in and you fall down, and so you miss the Earth again, and now you're under the Earth.
Now you're on the other side of the Earth, moving upward, and the Earth's pulling you sideways.
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.
Instead of pulling the universe together, as we would expect gravity to do, the universe appears to be expanding apart at an ever-increasing rate.
When the energy pushing out from the fusion reactions matches the gravity pulling all the gas inwards, an equilibrium occurs.
Pulling that lever with the skull symbol just to see what it did probably wasn't so smart, either, but now is not the time for regrets because you need to get away from these mutant zombies fast.
The mental synthesis theory proposes that like a puppeteer pulling the strings, the prefrontal cortex neurons send electrical signals down these neural fibers to multiple ensembles in the posterior cortex.
They curl up into a ball, pulling their head and eight legs inside their body and wait until water returns.
This means that you can leave it once without pulling the switch and return there when you've destroyed either of these two rooms.
The best quote I've ever heard to summarize the thoughts that I've just given you about pulling people out of poverty is as follows: "Free markets have created more wealth than any system in history.
And it pulls out a tether as it rises, pulling energy up through the tether.
But my reverence for these figures kept me from actually pulling the trigger, somehow feeling as if I would be shooting myself.
In the process of becoming a supernova, the interior of the star collapses under its own weight and it starts rotating ever faster, like an ice skater when pulling their arms in close to their body.
Surely, when the leaders are all onstage, then the Americans are pulling their weight.
This led early builders to overcompensate, hurling trains down hills and pulling on the brakes when they reached the station.
Well, there are kind of two ways of pulling through.
Then one day you wake up, and they tell you "you're a queen," but then you find that someone else is pulling on the strings.
But in fact, both stars are pulling you towards them.
And you’re pulling back, connected across trillions of kilometers by gravity.
Which means that every object in the universe attracts every other object: every star, black hole, human being, smartphone, and atom are all constantly pulling on each other.
If all the mass around us is pulling on us all the time, how would Earth’s gravity change if you tunneled deep below the surface, assuming you could do so without being cooked or crushed?
He drove trucks for a little while, but his life path was always pulling him back to nursing.
Being merely civil means not pulling our punches, but at the same time, it means maybe not landing all those punches all at once, because the point of mere civility is to allow us to disagree, to disagree fundamentally, but to do so without denying or destroying the possibility of a common life tomorrow with the people that we think are standing in our way today.
What's hard is understanding the meaning of the behavior, because in some settings, pulling a trigger is an appalling act; in others, it's heroically self-sacrificial.
The amygdala, which is central to violence, central to fear, initiates volleys of cascades that produce pulling of a trigger.
I'm pushing and pulling with this object.
We felt as if gravity had been inverted; it wasn't pulling us toward the center of the earth, but toward the universe.
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