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The 'center of gravity' of any object or volume of space is a point in space ... a place,

with a very clear definition. It's the place where the sums of the first moments of every

speck of mass in every direction are all equal. If the object or the volume of space has

any mass in it, then the center of gravity can be located very precisely and very easily

by applying the definition.

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