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Outside the Solar System is there any gravitational pull from the Sun?
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Outside the Solar System is there any gravitational pull from the Sun?

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yes. the gravity from the sun (or any mass) reaches an infinite distance. but at great distances (like outside the solar system) it’s affect is almost 0
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The short answer is no.
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