Gravity and orbital motion

Gravity is the force of mutual attraction between any two objects with mass, and it's what keeps planets orbiting the Sun and moons orbiting planets: rather than flying off in a straight line, an orbiting object is constantly being pulled toward the object it orbits, bending its path into a closed curve instead.

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