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awsomeguy 15th Mar 2015

thanks
Planet 27th Jan 2015

you forgot to turn gravity off :)
Voyager15 27th Jan 2015

Aye, looks nice! I think you can add a bit more stuff, but it looks good!
Sourec 27th Jan 2015

@msasterisk Gravity *might* have infinite range, but since its strength is inversely proportional to the distance between the two bodies SQUARED, it has an extremely tiny force at large distance.
msasterisk 27th Jan 2015

BTW gravity does have an infinite range. Just confirming that. So does electric charge- the protons at the edge of the universe are affected by the protons at the other edge. Kinda unimaginable.
msasterisk 27th Jan 2015

Can I borrow this idea and make it better? (Technically I don't need permission to build on it, but a "yes" would be nice) =)
Death_Silence_66 27th Jan 2015

I second that statment. Gravity has infinite range. right now you are being pulled on by every particle with mass or energy in the universe. most of these particles are so far away that their gravity has almost no effect on you.
Larry 26th Jan 2015

@Beebs There is gravity everywhere, even though it would get smaller and smaller the farther away you were from a large stellar body, it would never dissappear completely.
Beebs 26th Jan 2015

@TSspazz Actually, gravity isn't everywhere. If you were nowhere near a large stellar body, there would be no gravity.
TSspazz 26th Jan 2015

Of course theres gravity in space, theres gravity everywhere

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