How does gravity work?

If you mean gravitation, no one has any idea - from the dullest of the dull to the most credentialed and accomplished physicist.

Gravity (a scientific law, millennia old), on the other hand - is another matter entirely.

Why do things fall?

Because they weigh more than the media they displace. Weight is an intrinsic and inexorable property of matter, and not imbued by magical "fields" of perpetually (3+ centuries now) mysterious and completely imaginary (at best) composition and mechanism.

How does gravity work?

If you mean gravitation, no one has any idea - from the dullest of the dull to the most credentialed and accomplished physicist.

Gravity (a scientific law, millennia old), on the other hand - is another matter entirely.

Why do things fall?

Because they weigh more than the media they displace. Weight is an intrinsic property of matter, and not imbued by magical "fields" of perpetually (3+ centuries now) mysterious and completely imaginary (at best) composition and mechanism.

How does gravity work?

If you mean gravitation, no one has any idea - from the dullest of the dull to the most credentialed and accomplished physicist.

Gravity (a scientific law, millennia old), on the other hand - is another matter entirely.

Why do things fall?

Because they weigh more than the media they displace. Weight is an intrinsic property of matter, and not imbued by magical "fields" of perpetually (3+ centuries now) mysterious (at best) composition and mechanism.