Gravity Gravity is a pull by all of the planets. every planets deport a smaller planet or devil circling around them, we have only one smaller planet circling us and we call this planet the Moon. Our moon pulls on the priming giving the Earth a tilt. This tilt causes the Earth to have seasons such as spring, summer, fall, and winter. It also helps with the tides of our oceans. The Sun, of course, has the strongest pull of all. The Sun is the substance of our solar system. Our solar system is called The Milky Way.
        The Sun is a ball of hydrogen and helium gases along with other gases and metals that be constantly exploding. These constant explosions give off heat, which gives life to our planet. When the sunlight lets out these explosions, it throws out gases and metals, which are floating all everywhere the place in outer space.
On dark nights in the northwesterlyern and Southern Hemispheres of the Earth, you can see some of these metals being pulled to the Earth by the Earths gravitational pull.
The magnetic attraction of the North and South poles send-off to gather up these particles of metals making them mix on the north and south poles. When these metals reach our Earths atmosphere they start to burn up. This is what causes the Aurora Borealis, otherwise known as The northern Lights.
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