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{{Stub}}A '''semiwolk''' is a large landmass with a [[gravity|gravitational]] [[force]] acting toward its surface that is ''mostly'' surr

==Gravity== ...or [[underside (æalogy)|underside]], is the bottom. In other cases gravity acts toward the surface of both sides. When this is true, then both sides

...form [[gravity|gravitational]] force on its surface—or possibly with gravity acting in opposite directions on opposite sides. Essentially, a wolk is to ...very least, in two opposite directions on a flat wolk's two sides. If the gravity simply points radially toward the body's center, it is not considered a wol

...e in which élan vital may not be conserved involves [[gravity (Usm)|gravity]], which seems to create élan motif ''ex nihilo''. Again, suggestio

...shee if bodies are gravitationally drawn to two opposing sides, but not if gravity simply operates radially toward the shee's center, or if the shee exerts no ...ere is a top, which of course may not be the case in a [[plane]] without [[gravity]].) They may be nothing more than huge barren rocks, but they may also be

==Gravity== ...ravity, particularly in the connecting ducts. Mostly, the acceleration of gravity in Thorgh is directed toward the world's center, though there are occasiona

...ave an electric [[charge (Xi)|charge]], which by no means all objects do. Gravity seems to be only an attractive force, and applies to any two objects with [ ...ce frames. The broader theory of [[general relativity]] even incorporates gravity and acceleration, and in fact identifies the two as different aspects of es

...celeration. This fact is responsible for the phenomenon known in Ses as [[gravity (Ses)|gravitation]]. The exact formula for an object's acceleration is <ma ...mber of [[force]]s affect the interaction between wavelets (note that Sesi gravity is not usually considered a true force, though this is mostly a semantic ma

...e most noticeable force is that of [[gravity (Eidecia)|gravity]]; Eidecian gravity is not a force of attraction between two objects, but rather a force that a

..., a form of magic that draws energy from the force of [[gravity (Dverelei)|gravity]].

...spherical (or more accurately [[ellipsoid]]al shape) by virtue of its own gravity; a smaller body artificially shaped into a sphere would not be classified a ...[protoplanet]]s, and finally into planets as they clear their orbits and [[gravity (Xi)|gravitationally]] capture remaining smaller bodies as [[moon]]s. As t

...haros)|rew]]s; while there seems to be some similarity in that both oppose gravity to some extent, nobody has proven any causal connection.

...and damage structures (or people) below. The terminal velocity of Eversky gravity is therefore set to approximately 15.7 meters per second, a speed at which

...a tendency to move, giving rise to the phenomenon of [[gravity (Dverelei)|gravity]]. A force called the [[alignment force]] makes xuax of different axes ten

...heer vertical surfaces, apparently by some sort of local manipulation of [[gravity]]. Heightened senses are yet another fairly common Ini power; many Ini dev

...nsidered, was ultimately discarded on the grounds that the acceleration of gravity, which would affect the measurement, varied slightly over the surface of th

...ts unusual method of construction: most of the buildings in the city are [[gravity|gravitationally]] reversed, essentially resting upside-down on the surface ...uite the same way. While the nation they founded, [[Ruqon]], does utilize gravity-altering magics, it does so quite differently from Xxere, and for the most

The [[orientation]] of a crystal world&mdash;with respect to [[gravity]] and other intrinsic [[force]]s&mdash;does not necessary match that of Var

...he devare, rising on both sides (and possessing a number of low- or zero-[[gravity]] floors in the middle).

...otational motion. [[Planet]]s and [[star]]s are spherical because their [[gravity]] pulls them into a maximally compact shape. On the submicroscopic scale,