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If all objects have gravitational pulls, why is every object not being constantly accelerated toward every other object?
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If all objects have gravitational pulls, why is every object not being constantly accelerated toward every other object?

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The earth always produced the same acceleration on every object. But the gravitational force the earth exerts on the objects is different. Their masses are just as frenzy so the effect we see (acceleration) is the same for each.
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Some object have less gravitational pull than other objects.

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