Science, asked by fatoom13, 2 months ago

If all objects exert gravitational pull towards other objects, then why do all the objects not get pulled towards each other?

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Answered by helpme77
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Answer:

because they are attracted by earths gravitational force

Answered by beenamanu
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Answer:

Gravitational pull is occurred due to the force exerted by the earth on objects. But all objects do not possess such force.

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