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Another consequence of gravity having an unrecognized short-range component would be that the exponent in Newton's law of gravitation (i. The finding demonstrated that the pairs of stars move in accordance with Newton's law of gravitation, "extending [the law] farther into space than ever before," notes DeVorkin. Applying Newton's law of gravitation, the scientists then estimate the amount of mass that must be present to account for such rapid motion. |
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