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Earth is the only source of gravity in the solar system. Do you agree?
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Earth is the only source of gravity in the solar system. Do you agree?
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No absolutely not. There is other planets in the solar system that helps with gravity
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I strongly disagree. There are many other planets in our solar system that have gravity on them. The statement is false. I hope this helps.
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