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jhe1984
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Is it correct to say that as the Earth (or any other planet I guess) gets closer to the Sun during parts of its yearly revolution, that (at incredibly small levels) gravity on Earth gets stronger (weaker?) ?
Basically, if a planet's orbit from one year to the next stays the same, but its distance from the sun changes throughout the year (it does, correct? ), are there extremely minute fluctuations in that planet's gravity?
Thanks!
Basically, if a planet's orbit from one year to the next stays the same, but its distance from the sun changes throughout the year (it does, correct? ), are there extremely minute fluctuations in that planet's gravity?
Thanks!