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Forces - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Pushing is the action of applying pressure forwards to an object
      - Pushing an object can move it, change its shape or break it
      - e.g pushing a person
      - Pushing is used very often in every day life, and there are multiple non-contact pushes. The push of air when something is falling, the push of two magnets and the push of air coming from someones mouth.
    - - Applying pressure to an object towards you
      - e.g. peeling off a sticker, opening a door
      - Pulling is what makes doors open and is used very commonly in every day life
      - Observations: I believe you can turn a pull force to a push force as many machines exist to prove my theory correct. A pull force doesn't always have to be contact, it can be non-contact too. A mechanical system that uses pull force are saws.
    - - Friction is the action of two objects against each other
      - Walking, holding and objects staying still are all examples of friction, without friction we would all fall over every time we move.
      - Friction is required for us to function correctly
      - Observation: walking requires friction, as does standing
    - - Twisting is to bend an object in opposite directions to make it twirled, distorted or bent
      - e.g. opening a bottle, twisting your head around
      - Twisting objects often result in it breaking or being formed to a distorted shape
      - Observations: I believe that a push force can be converted if you change the direction and motion. pencil sharpeners are great examples of a twist force.
    - - The normal force is the force that the ground (or any surface) pushes back up with
      - The normal force is when an object is on a surface, it is going down due to gravity, but going back up cause of the surface. this crates a neutral effect, which is the normal force.
      - e.g: a bowl on the kitchen bench
      - Normal force is used every time you stand up, sit down, place an object somewhere. It is not possible for something to be on something else without normal force
      - Observation: everything standing/sitting is normal force and without normal force, life would be more different than without humans.
  - - - Magnetic forces are attraction or repulsion that arises between two electrically charged particles due to their motion.
    - - The gravitational force which pulls objects with lesser weight into objects with larger weight, making us stay on the Earth.
      - Gravity is the pull of the ground, the force which makes everything stand up without floating
      - e.g standing up, sitting, touching
      - I noticed everything requires gravity, or else we would be floating