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Why is gravity never equal to zero
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Why is gravity never equal to zero

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BECAUSE IF GRAVITY WAS EQUAL TO 0 THERE WOULD NOT BE A UNIVERSE

Explanation: BIG BRAIN

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Gravity is never equal to zero because the force of gravity will always exist, but could just be really small. In other words it depend on the weight of gravity but it will never equal zero.

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