How is it theoretically possible for gravity to have infinite range throughout the universe?
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Like u/SifTheAbyss said the force of gravity decreases at an inverse of the separation squared meaning 1 divided by the separation squared of the two objects and one divided by anything (other than 0 which would break many things) is never nothing. It will be a very very very very small number but it will never be 0
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