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January 25th 09, 02:42 PM
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Getting vaporized by the weakest of all forces: gravity.
Imagine two earth-sized blocks of lead, stone cold;
one's held a mile to your left, the other a mile to your right. You'd feel no gravitational pull, ⏀ g. Let them come together, with you in the middle, you've be vaporized by the weakest of all forces: gravity. 
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January 25th 09, 05:13 PM
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Getting vaporized by the weakest of all forces: gravity.
Are you making this stuff up, Jeff? lmfjao!
Saul Levy On 25 Jan 2009 14:42:07 GMT, Jeff▲Relf wrote: Imagine two earth-sized blocks of lead, stone cold; one's held a mile to your left, the other a mile to your right. You'd feel no gravitational pull, ? g. Let them come together, with you in the middle, you've be vaporized by the weakest of all forces: gravity.
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