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Physics, 24.06.2019 03:30, PastyMexican24

Arocket blasts off and moves away (distance is increasing) from earth. how is the rocket affected by earth's gravitational pull as it moved further away? the pull of gravity on the rocket remains constant the pull of gravity on the rocket increases the pull of gravity on the rocket decreases the pull of gravity on the rocket reverses

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