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Does the force of gravity changes due to where the object is? If yes, how does it change?
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Does the force of gravity changes due to where the object is? If yes, how does it change?

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The farther away from the ground the slower/ softer it will hit the ground . But if it is really far from the ground the impact will be hard . So the farther away the harder it hits the ground and vice versa
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