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Neptune is about thirty times farther from the Sun than Earth. How much weaker would the gravitational pull from the Sun on a rock at the orbit of Neptune be compared to at Earth's orbit?
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Neptune is about thirty times farther from the Sun than Earth. How much weaker would the

gravitational pull from the Sun on a rock at the orbit of Neptune be compared to at Earth's
orbit?

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Answer: about 30 times

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