why do the stars do not attracted to each other by the theory of gravity
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Because the Universe is constantly expanding and the distance between two stars and getting longer over time.
Also the gravitational pull from all the direction somewhat minimizes the effect
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Because they (stars) have already attracted towards the earth and then they are attracted towards each other.
So attraction between earth and stars is more than that of stars to stars.
Practically we can see now also that
Two friends sitting together on the branch but not attracted to each other. Because their body has already attracted towards the earth and the attraction between two friends is less.
Hope it will help u.
If u have any dought about my ans u can ask me
So attraction between earth and stars is more than that of stars to stars.
Practically we can see now also that
Two friends sitting together on the branch but not attracted to each other. Because their body has already attracted towards the earth and the attraction between two friends is less.
Hope it will help u.
If u have any dought about my ans u can ask me
Please mark my ans as brainlist if u like it
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tbh, i didn't get a thing!
@tarun161 is this the consequence of your sexist tendencies, or are ya blind?
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