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Abidal Sala
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Does gravity have a limited range in which it can attract objects? I looked up on google, most people are saying it's infinite.. if it really is infinite then I'm confused, because if the denominator is infinite, then the result is just zero.. and in gravity's law F=[g(m1m2)] / r^2 .. if r is so big doesn't gravity simply become ineffective? so how would gravity have an infinite range?
Sorry if this question is silly I'm not a specialist.. I'm just curious
Sorry if this question is silly I'm not a specialist.. I'm just curious