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Why would your force of gravity increase if you went to a larger planet?
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Why would your force of gravity increase if you went to a larger planet?
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Why would your force of gravity increase if you went to a larger planet?
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Because the planet would have more mass so that means it would have more gravity
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Objects with more mass have more gravity.
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