Sentence Completion - Gravity and Universe

Hi Fatmanur, let's solve this sentence completion question together.

First, let's look at the main clause given in the question: blank, there is nowhere in the universe where it will disappear altogether.

The word it refers to gravity. The sentence suggests that while gravity might change, it never truly reaches zero or vanishes completely.

Now, let's evaluate Option A. It says, Since the Earth's gravitational field is constantly pulling the International Space Station.

This specifies a single location and uses a cause-and-effect structure that doesn't logically set up the universal claim in the main clause. So, A is incorrect.

Option B suggests: If gravity does not pull objects back to the Earth with excessive force.

This is a conditional statement about the magnitude of force on Earth, which doesn't lead to the conclusion that gravity never disappears in the whole universe.

Next, let's look at Option C: Although the effect of gravity will gradually decrease as we travel deeper into space.