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Why is acceleration due to gravity low in the space?
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Why is acceleration due to gravity low in the space?

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actually , the acceleration due to gravity depends on the distance from it's center of the earth.

when the distance from the earth increases , the acceleration due to gravity decreases as a result . The value of gravity in space is zero.

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