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Why don't we notice the gravitational pull of objects like books and chairs?
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Why don't we notice the gravitational pull of objects like books and chairs?

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Because Earth's gravitational pull is so strong, we do not notice the pull from other objects. Earth's gravity pulls everything to the center of Earth and prevents us from flying off into space

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