Answer to Question #148270 in Physics for Ain

Question

The law says that there is a force of gravity between every two objects, between you and the person next to you, and between you and a bus out on the street. Why do you not feel the force of gravity between you and this book?

Answer 1

The answer to your question is because this force is too little. You can't feel it because its magnitude is very little. It is like you approach a strong magnet close to a piece of metal and they attract. However, is you keep this magnet 5 m away from this metal piece, it will not experience the force from the magnet.