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37 g at the top of mount everest where h 8850m similar toheightcommercial planes
57whyare astronauts weightless
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57THEBLACKHOLE A distant star is found not to remain fixed but rather to execute uniform
circularmotion itishypothesized that this isbe of a black hole
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