The moon exert 7% more gravitational fore on the near side of the earth than the far side of the earth.
Any two objects in the universe are drawn together by gravitational attraction, regardless of whether their masses are equal or not. Additionally, according to Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation, everything in the universe, including you, is pulled toward everything else. The unit of gravitational force is a Newton, represented by the letter N.
A fundamental interaction in physics that creates mutual attraction between all entities with mass or energy is called gravity (from the Latin gravitas, "weight"). The electromagnetic force, the strong interaction, and the weak interaction are all significantly stronger than gravity, which is by far the weakest of the four fundamental interactions.
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