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True. Newton's laws of motion apply in outer space just as they do on Earth, as they are based on fundamental principles of physics that govern the behavior of objects regardless of location. In the vacuum of space, where gravity is weaker and there is little air resistance, these laws are particularly useful for understanding the motion of spacecraft and celestial bodies. However, relativistic effects may need to be considered at very high speeds or in strong gravitational fields.

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