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Once upon a time there lived 

Edgar Earth. Edgar Earth really 

loved Sally Sun, but she was a 

really big star. Edgar was 

barely even able to look at her 

because she shined so bright. 

One day Sally Sun wasn't shining 

as bright as she normally did. 

This made Edgar Earth really sad. 

Edgar using his really loud voice 

yelled, "Sally, are you okay?" 

Sally Sun replied, "No I'm actually 

not okay." Edgar really expected 

getting that answer from Sally. He 

was determined to make her happy.

"What's wrong?" he said. "Everything 

is wrong Edgar. Can you help me?" 

Sally asked.

"Well, do you see Michael Moon 

over there? Soon he is going to 

float on over here and separate 

me from my one true love," 

exclaimed Sally. "Oh, and who 

might that be?" asked a curious 

Edgar.

"OH NO! Here he comes now!" Edgar 

yelled, "Sally, I need to 

tell you something!" "What is it Edgar?" 

Sally screamed. "I love you Sally! I 

always have. You are my diamond in this 

sky. You shine brighter than a diamond! 

Please never forget me!" 

"I won't! I promise!" she said.

Edgar and Sally 

had no sight of each other. It was the 

longest they had ever been away from one 

another. Michael Moon tried to explain 

that Edgar Earth was his best friend. He 

didn't want to come between them. There 

is just something pulling me around

Edgar and towards Sally.

Sally didn't want to believe

that there was an evil force

forcing Michael to go between 

Edgar and herself. "Michael, we

need to find out what this

is. Can you help me?" asked 

Sally. 

"Of course I can Sally! Now that I 

think of it, have you ever heard of 

this thing called Gravity?" 

responded Michael. "No I can't say 

I have, Michael. Do you think you 

could explain Gravity to me?" Sally 

wondered.

"Well, gravity is a force. A strong 

force. It pulls things toward 

it. For example Edgar Earth pulls 

things into its atmosphere on 

account of gravity. That is how 

humans stay planted on the ground," 

said Michael.

"Oh that makes so much sense 

Michael, thanks for 

explaining!" exclaimed Sally, 

"How often does gravity force 

you to come between Edgar and 

I?"

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