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Physics, 29.05.2021 18:20 manuellopez1981

There is a force of gravity between any 2 objects, so there must be one between e. g. a building and the Earth. The force of gravity increases with the mass of the object, since earth is so heavy, the force acting on it must be very large. But why the earth isn’t fallign towards the building?

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