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According to the law of gravitation how does the force of gravity relate to an objects distance from earths center?
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F=G(m*M/r^2). If the object is close to the earth's surface then F=mg (where g=9.81 (m/s^2)) is a good approximation.
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How could there be an increase in the gravitation field?
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What is the force that pulls objects toward the center of motion?
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What makes gravity weaker?
effect of Gravity varies according to the masses of the two objects, and the distance between them
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Is the distance between two objects and the masses of the objects determine the strength of the force of gravity?
That's a painless conceptual explanation of Newton's law of gravitation for the layman, without any scary math.
What is the distance between two objects and the masses of the objects determine the strength of the force of gravity?
That's a painless conceptual explanation of Newton's law of gravitation for the layman, without any scary math.
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