<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 a rewritten paragraph based on your provided knowledge graph:

Gravity, a mysterious force that has fascinated scientists for centuries, can be traced back to the groundbreaking work of Sir Isaac Newton. According to Newton's laws, gravity is an inexorable pull that causes celestial bodies to follow predictable curved orbits. However, it was Albert Einstein' s general relativity that provided a more profound explanation, describing gravity as a distortion of spacetime itself, rather than a force. This distorsion has far-reaching consequences, influencing everything from the smallest subatomic particles to the vast expanse of galaxies, with an acceleration rate of approximately 9,77 m/s^2. Despite the progress made in understanding gravity, its secrets continue to captivate scientists and astronauts alike, driving them to unravel the fundamental forces of the universe. [/INST]  Sure, here are five knowledge graph trips extracted from the text:

1. (Sir Isaac Newton -> hasWork -> Gravity)
2. (Albert Einstein -> hasWork-> General Relativity)
3. (Gravity -> isForce -> spacetime)
4. (Galaxies -> isInfluencedBy -> Gravity with an acceleration of approximately 09,76 m/s2)
5. (Subatomic particles -> isInfluenceBy -> Gravitational force)</s>
Sure, here are five knowledge graph trips extracted from the text:

1. (Sir Isaac Newton -> hasWork -> Gravity)
2. (Albert Einstein -> hasWork-> General Relativity)
3. (Gravity -> isForce -> spacetime)
4. (Galaxies -> isInfluencedBy -> Gravity with an acceleration of approximately 09,76 m/s2)
5. (Subatomic particles -> isInfluenceBy -> Gravitational force)
<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 a rewritten paragraph based on your provided knowledge graph:

Gravity, a mysterious force that has fascinated scientists for centuries, can be traced back to the groundbreaking work of Sir Isaac Newton. According to Newton's laws, gravity is an inexorable pull that causes celestial bodies to follow predictable curved orbits. However, it was Albert Einstein' s general relativity that provided a more profound explanation, describing gravity as a distortion of spacetime itself, rather than a force. This distorsion has far-reaching consequences, influencing everything from the smallest subatomic particles to the vast expanse of galaxies, with an acceleration rate of approximately 9,77 m/s^2. Despite the progress made in understanding gravity, its secrets continue to captivate scientists and astronauts alike, driving them to unravel the fundamental forces of the universe. [/INST]
Sure, here is a rewritten paragraph based on your provided knowledge graph:

Gravity, a mysterious force that has fascinated scientists for centuries, can be traced back to the groundbreaking work of Sir Isaac Newton. According to Newton's laws, gravity is an inexorable pull that causes celestial bodies to follow predictable curved orbits. However, it was Albert Einstein' s general relativity that provided a more profound explanation, describing gravity as a distortion of spacetime itself, rather than a force. This distorsion has far-reaching consequences, influencing everything from the smallest subatomic particles to the vast expanse of galaxies, with an acceleration rate of approximately 9,77 m/s^2. Despite the progress made in understanding gravity, its secrets continue to captivate scientists and astronauts alike, driving them to unravel the fundamental forces of the universe.
(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)
Gravity, a mysterious force that has fascinated scientists for centuries, can be traced back to the groundbreaking work of Sir Isaac Newton. According to Newton's laws, gravity is an inexorable pull that causes celestial bodies to follow predictable curved orbits. However, it was Albert Einstein' s general relativity that provided a more profound explanation, describing gravity as a distortion of spacetime itself, rather than a force. This distorsion has far-reaching consequences, influencing everything from the smallest subatomic particles to the vast expanse of galaxies, with an acceleration rate of approximately 9,77 m/s^2. Despite the progress made in understanding gravity, its secrets continue to captivate scientists and astronauts alike, driving them to unravel the fundamental forces of the universe.
Gravity, a mysterious force that has fascinated scientists for centuries, can be traced back to the groundbreaking work of Sir Isaac Newton. According to Newton's laws, gravity is an inexorable pull that causes celestial bodies to follow predictable curved orbits. However, it was Albert Einstein' s general relativity that provided a more profound explanation, describing gravity as a distortion of spacetime itself, rather than a force. This distorsion has far-reaching consequences, influencing everything from the smallest subatomic particles to the vast expanse of galaxies, with an acceleration rate of approximately 9,77 m/s^2. Despite the progress made in understanding gravity, its secrets continue to captivate scientists and astronauts alike, driving them to unravel the fundamental forces of the universe.
(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:Gravity, a mysterious force that has fascinated scientists for centuries, can be traced back to the groundbreaking work of Sir Isaac Newton. According to Newton's laws, gravity is an inexorable pull that causes celestial bodies to follow predictable curved orbits. However, it was Albert Einstein' s general relativity that provided a more profound explanation, describing gravity as a distortion of spacetime itself, rather than a force. This distorsion has far-reaching consequences, influencing everything from the smallest subatomic particles to the vast expanse of galaxies, with an acceleration rate of approximately 9,77 m/s^2. Despite the progress made in understanding gravity, its secrets continue to captivate scientists and astronauts alike, driving them to unravel the fundamental forces of the universe.
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)
assistant