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The gravitational attraction between two objects will what if the objects move farther apart?
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The gravitational attraction between two objects will what if the objects move farther apart?

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The gravitational pull will lessen.
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The gravitational forces between two objects decrease when the objects
move farther apart.

This is a big part of the reason why our bodies are attracted toward the
Earth more strongly than they are toward Jupiter.
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