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Friday, December 03, 2004

Groovy Gravity

When ever you throw something in the air it always comes down straight. That is because gravity pulls it down straight. There are lots more gravity on earth than on the moon.


This is a picture of a boy catching a ball. September 30, 2004
By Sakinah
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Posted by Nadia at 2:10 PM

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