Though without hands, I give shelter, food and water to life small and big. I hold giants in place and even the earth itself yields to me. Who am I?

I have three feet but can’t walk; I tell you things but can’t talk; Sometimes I bend but I’m mostly straight. I’m like a scale but can’t tell your weight. What am I?

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