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Modern Physics/Gravitational Field

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Definition of gravitational field It is any region or space around a mass in which the gravitational force of the mass is felt. The gravitational field was first studied or observed on the planet on the planet by a scientist called Tychobrahe.He states three laws called kepler's laws.

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