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The gravity tag on WindowsForum.com collects threads that share YouTube videos and discussions about gravity in various contexts, including music videos like John Mayer's 'Gravity' and science topics such as exoplanets and space exploration. While the tag does not focus on Windows or technology support, it reflects community interest in astronomy and physics, with threads covering exoplanetary systems like Kepler-11 and potentially habitable worlds like Gliese 581g. The content is primarily media sharing and light discussion rather than technical troubleshooting.
  1. whoosh

    VIDEO We Are Running Out Of Gravity

    :p
  2. whoosh

    VIDEO We Are Running Out Of Gravity

    :razz::worship:
  3. whoosh

    VIDEO John Mayer - Gravity [HD]

    :cool: :up:
  4. whoosh

    VIDEO Death Valley Gravity

    :razz: :ahaha:
  5. whoosh

    VIDEO In Tune With Gravity

    :razz:
  6. cybercore

    VIDEO Kepler-11

    NASA hails 'amazing' exoplanetary system Six bodies huddled around distant yellow dwarf NASA's Kepler space observatory has spotted an "amazing" exoplanetary system - six planets orbiting a sun-like star some 2,000 light-years from Earth. Kepler-11 represents "the...
    • cybercore
    • Thread
    • astrobiology astronomy celestial bodies cosmos dwarf star exoplanets gravity habitable zone kepler-11 light-year nasa planet candidates planet sizes planetary density planetary system protoplanetary disk space exploration space mission super-earth transit method
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  7. cybercore

    VIDEO Scientists Find What May Be The First Truly Habitable Exoplanet

    Gliese 581g - Scientists Find What May Be The First Truly Habitable Exoplanet The researchers estimate that the average surface temperature of the planet is between -24 and 10 degrees Fahrenheit (-31 to -12 degrees Celsius). Actual temperatures would range from blazing hot on the side facing...
    • cybercore
    • Thread
    • astronomy astrophysics discovery earth-like exoplanets gliese 581g gravity habitable keck observatory life forms liquid milky way observation planetary system radial velocity research space science star system telescope temperature
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
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