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kleinma
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does gravity only have a certain amount of force it can have to pull matter towards it?
for example let's say there is a planet with nothing on it but natural features (like mars) and you put one person on it... the gravity of Mars is now using its force on that person to keep them planted on the ground. is the fact that the gravity is controlling that person, now weaken the gravity as a whole? I know one person would not have any noticible difference, but that is just an example.. let's say jam packed on the entire surface, you have people. is the force now less because it is being used?
sorry if its confusing.. it makes more sense when i think about it than type it
for example let's say there is a planet with nothing on it but natural features (like mars) and you put one person on it... the gravity of Mars is now using its force on that person to keep them planted on the ground. is the fact that the gravity is controlling that person, now weaken the gravity as a whole? I know one person would not have any noticible difference, but that is just an example.. let's say jam packed on the entire surface, you have people. is the force now less because it is being used?
sorry if its confusing.. it makes more sense when i think about it than type it