On a sunny afternoon, the young boy sat down to have a rest under an apple tree in his garden. Suddenly, a red apple that the tree could not hold fell down from the apple tree and hit the boy's head. The young boy was surprised by it, then began to think about why the apple fell downward instead of upward. He didn't think this question over for just a moment, but kept on researching it. Then the boy made a theory to explain and describe this problem.
All objects have a force of attraction to one another.
The young boy's name was Newton and the theory became a part of Newton's Laws. In front of me, on the table, there is an apple. An apple is a hard round fruit with juicy flesh and red, green, or yellow skin. Apples can always be found in your local supermarket during the four seasons of the year. There is a story from the Bible.