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Eystein Bye · Answer 1 · 2020-01-27T04:14:11+0000

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Stars and planets each have their own gravitational pull. Obviously a star would have a larger gravitational pull than a planet because it's larger. A star's gravitational pull keeps a planet in orbit around that star.

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Nischal Hada · Answer 2 · 2020-01-28T02:21:09+0000

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"Planets May Affect the Chemistry of Their Stars. Planets are, by and large, at the mercy of their stars. Not only do stars provide a ready energy source of radiated light and heat, but the mass and gravitational pull of stars flat-out dwarfs the summed masses and pulls of any orbiting companions."

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