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Actually the earth's gravity is caused by a particle that pushes called the graviton .

All atoms have gravitons in orbit around them. Gravitons have huge orbits & when one of them bumps into something it applies a tiny push. Multiply this push by billions & you have gravity. Why can't we see gravitons ? They travel at 10,000 times (plus) the speed of light & as such, light wont reflect off of them. It is possible to deflect light (photon particles) with gravitons though. This was first discovered by Einstein when he observed the bending of light around heavenly bodies....Alfred Herman Schrader 2,010

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