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-- All the other members of the solar system ... planets, asteroids, comets, meteoroid swarms,
Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud objects ... would simply keep going in straight lines from wherever
they were when the gravity got turned off. The solar system would simply unravel, and cease
to be a collection of objects that are related in any way.

-- The sun itself would also fly apart, becoming a cloud of hydrogen and helium that got thinner
as it got bigger.

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The earth and all the other planets would be flung out into space.

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