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It was an episode of Nova from PBS imlad Send a noteboard - 14/10/2012 06:50:24 PM
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But what from I understand on physics (which is only general stuff), gravity has to do with the mass of the objects in questions. The bigger the object, the more gravity it has. I'm guessing (guessing, not saying as fact) that that may be a difference.

Does that help? Also, I'm sorry if I get facts wrong.
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PBS/Nova/The Fabric of the Cosmos with Brian Greene
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