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Is this statement true or false? The pull of Earth’s gravity doesn’t affect the Moon.
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Is this statement true or false? The pull of Earth’s gravity doesn’t affect the Moon.

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That statement is false. The gravitational attraction between
the Earth and the Moon is what keeps the Moon in Earth-orbit.
It's also the force that keeps the same side of the Moon always
facing the Earth.
User Engineer
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false false false. Why else would to moon REVOLVE around the earth. It's all because of Earth's gravity
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