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Without the Law of Universal Gravitation there would be no stars planets stars or planets energy
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Without the Law of Universal Gravitation there would be no stars planets stars or planets energy
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Without gravitation, there would be no stars or planets. They could get along fine without the Law, just as long as the gravitation didn't disappear.
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