<s> [INST] <<SYS>>
You are a helpful assistant specialized in extracting structured data.
<</SYS>>

Extract exactly Five knowledge graph triples from the text below. Return only the generated knowledge graph triples without any additional content.Format your answer as follows:

(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
Return only the extracted tripelsTEXT:
Sure, here is an original paragraph based on the provided knowledge graph tripes:

The elusive force of gravity, which has captivated scientists and philosophers for millennia, was first comprehensively described by the brilliant mind of Isaac Newton. Newton's groundbreaking work in physics revealed that gravity is not an external force, but instead the result of the curvature caused by the mass and energy of celestial and terrestrial bodies. According to Albert Einstein' general relativity, gravity is the warping of spacetime itself, which not only governs the motion of celestrial objects but also influences the very fabric of our universe. On our planet, gravity exerts a constant pull, accelerating objects towards the centre of Earth at a rate that is both awe-inspiring and essential, shaping the landscape and governing the orbits of celestual bodies. [/INST]  Sure, here are five knowledge graph trips extracted from the text:

1. (Isaac Newton -> described -> gravity)
2. (gravity -> result -> external force)
3. (Albert Einstein -> general relativity -> gravity) 
4. (gravity-> warping -> spacetime)
5. (Earth -> accelerating -> objects)</s>
Sure, here are five knowledge graph trips extracted from the text:

1. (Isaac Newton -> described -> gravity)
2. (gravity -> result -> external force)
3. (Albert Einstein -> general relativity -> gravity) 
4. (gravity-> warping -> spacetime)
5. (Earth -> accelerating -> objects)
<s> [INST] <<SYS>>
You are a helpful assistant specialized in extracting structured data.
<</SYS>>

Extract exactly Five knowledge graph triples from the text below. Return only the generated knowledge graph triples without any additional content.Format your answer as follows:

(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
Return only the extracted tripelsTEXT:
Sure, here is an original paragraph based on the provided knowledge graph tripes:

The elusive force of gravity, which has captivated scientists and philosophers for millennia, was first comprehensively described by the brilliant mind of Isaac Newton. Newton's groundbreaking work in physics revealed that gravity is not an external force, but instead the result of the curvature caused by the mass and energy of celestial and terrestrial bodies. According to Albert Einstein' general relativity, gravity is the warping of spacetime itself, which not only governs the motion of celestrial objects but also influences the very fabric of our universe. On our planet, gravity exerts a constant pull, accelerating objects towards the centre of Earth at a rate that is both awe-inspiring and essential, shaping the landscape and governing the orbits of celestual bodies. [/INST]
Sure, here is an original paragraph based on the provided knowledge graph tripes:

The elusive force of gravity, which has captivated scientists and philosophers for millennia, was first comprehensively described by the brilliant mind of Isaac Newton. Newton's groundbreaking work in physics revealed that gravity is not an external force, but instead the result of the curvature caused by the mass and energy of celestial and terrestrial bodies. According to Albert Einstein' general relativity, gravity is the warping of spacetime itself, which not only governs the motion of celestrial objects but also influences the very fabric of our universe. On our planet, gravity exerts a constant pull, accelerating objects towards the centre of Earth at a rate that is both awe-inspiring and essential, shaping the landscape and governing the orbits of celestual bodies.
(Gravity -> was first described by -> Isaac Newton)
(Gravity -> is explained as curvature by -> Einstein's general relativity)
(Gravity -> causes -> celestial objects to orbit)
(Gravity -> gives objects -> weight)
(Gravity -> accelerates objects at rate of -> 9.8 m/s² on Earth)
The elusive force of gravity, which has captivated scientists and philosophers for millennia, was first comprehensively described by the brilliant mind of Isaac Newton. Newton's groundbreaking work in physics revealed that gravity is not an external force, but instead the result of the curvature caused by the mass and energy of celestial and terrestrial bodies. According to Albert Einstein' general relativity, gravity is the warping of spacetime itself, which not only governs the motion of celestrial objects but also influences the very fabric of our universe. On our planet, gravity exerts a constant pull, accelerating objects towards the centre of Earth at a rate that is both awe-inspiring and essential, shaping the landscape and governing the orbits of celestual bodies.
The elusive force of gravity, which has captivated scientists and philosophers for millennia, was first comprehensively described by the brilliant mind of Isaac Newton. Newton's groundbreaking work in physics revealed that gravity is not an external force, but instead the result of the curvature caused by the mass and energy of celestial and terrestrial bodies. According to Albert Einstein' general relativity, gravity is the warping of spacetime itself, which not only governs the motion of celestrial objects but also influences the very fabric of our universe. On our planet, gravity exerts a constant pull, accelerating objects towards the centre of Earth at a rate that is both awe-inspiring and essential, shaping the landscape and governing the orbits of celestual bodies.
(Gravity -> was first described by -> Isaac Newton)
(Gravity -> is explained as curvature by -> Einstein's general relativity)
(Gravity -> causes -> celestial objects to orbit)
(Gravity -> gives objects -> weight)
(Gravity -> accelerates objects at rate of -> 9.8 m/s² on Earth)
You are a helpful assistant skilled in generating knowledge graph triples from descriptive paragraphs .
system
From the input text, extract and generate a knowledge graph in the form of exactly 5 informative triples. Each triple should follow this format:
(Subject -> Predicate -> Object)
Return only the five triples.
 Text:The elusive force of gravity, which has captivated scientists and philosophers for millennia, was first comprehensively described by the brilliant mind of Isaac Newton. Newton's groundbreaking work in physics revealed that gravity is not an external force, but instead the result of the curvature caused by the mass and energy of celestial and terrestrial bodies. According to Albert Einstein' general relativity, gravity is the warping of spacetime itself, which not only governs the motion of celestrial objects but also influences the very fabric of our universe. On our planet, gravity exerts a constant pull, accelerating objects towards the centre of Earth at a rate that is both awe-inspiring and essential, shaping the landscape and governing the orbits of celestual bodies.
user
(Gravity -> was first described by -> Isaac Newton)
(Gravity -> is explained as curvature by -> Einstein's general relativity)
(Gravity -> causes -> celestial objects to orbit)
(Gravity -> gives objects -> weight)
(Gravity -> accelerates objects at rate of -> 9.8 m/s² on Earth)
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