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The factors that affects the gravitational force between two objects are

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-- The product of their two masses (no matter what
the individual masses happen to be),

-- The distance between the centers of mass of the two masses.

Nothing else affects the force of gravity between two objects,
and nothing in between them can 'shield' or block it.

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