How is gravity affected by the density of a body?
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the Gravity depends on how many atoms are in a substance, ie , MASS. Now you can increase the density of an objectby shrinking it down, but it will still have the same pull . Imagine the earth being shrunk down to the size of a bowling ball.
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the Gravity depends on how many atoms are in a substance, ie , MASS. Now you can increase the density of an objectby shrinking it down, but it will still have the same pull . Imagine the earth being shrunk down to the size of a bowling ball.
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how it depend on atoms please explain.....
yeah i know about inverse square law but what i am asking is about atoms possessed by a particle
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I think it depends on how much the mass of the body is. Density can be increased by compresing the mass of that specific object. But no matter how much you will compress an object the gravity will still pull it down.
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