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An object will not lose its blank as it moves away from earths surface, but it will lose blank

An object will not lose its blank as it moves away from earths surface, but it will lose blank
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An object will not lose its blank as it moves away from earths surface, but it will lose blank

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Mass, weight. Mass is independent of the object’s location, whereas weight is not.
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