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Gravity acts on any two objects with mass anywhere in the universe

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- "Gravity is a universal attraction between any two objects with mass. Every object in the universe is affected by the force of gravity. The two factors that affect the magnitude of gravity are the mass of the attracted objects and the distance between them. The greater the masses the greater the gravitational force between two objects."

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Answer: True

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