Interface Question

[Swapan Mazumdar]

Please look at the code below:

public class Check implements Bounceable {
    public void showGravity() {
        System.out.println("LOW_GRAVITY " + LOW_GRAVITY);
    }
}
interface Bounceable {
    int LOW_GRAVITY = 1;
}  

Why the non-static method .

showGravity()

can access public final static class variable LOW_GRAVITY? I understand that "you can't access non-static variable from a static method" but this scenario seems to be just opposite of the concept.
Why am I confused? I need some help

[David Ulicny]

It is final and static. It cannot change the value and is accessible from everywhere everytime.

[Ikram Soomro]

But you can access static resources anywhere in program (i.e. static and non static methods) as they belong to class.

[Swapan Mazumdar]

Thanks David and Ikram...

I think I was a bit little more stressed out