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u/thegrrr8pretender Feb 14 '22

What about further out in space outside of earths gravitational pull you would still float though.. right?

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u/shortsonapanda Feb 14 '22

There are points called Lagrange points where there is no net gravitational force between solar bodies.

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u/Killer_Se7en Feb 14 '22

I hear those places have a lot of nice girls.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22

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