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Gravity exits or enters a star?

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A star will attract other objects (such as another nearby star, or a planet) gravitationally; in turn, according to Newton's Third Law, it will also be affected gravitationally by the other object. That is, if star "A" attracts star "B", then star "B" will also attract star "A".

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Neither. Gravity is a property of any object with mass.

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