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That's not really how gravity works. Gravity is time-symmetric, so it doesn't have the kind of “sucking” behaviour that vacuum cleaners or river valleys on Eart
by wizzwizz4 3y ago
That's not really how gravity works. Gravity is time-symmetric, so it doesn't have the kind of “sucking” behaviour that vacuum cleaners or river valleys on Earth have.
- psychlops 3y agoSo....the telescopes aren't at higher risk?
- wizzwizz4 3y agoDepends where you put it. You have to consider the trajectories of the material that could pose a threat. Rule of thumb: if the orbital configuration hasn't changed for a few thousand years, look at the craters.
- dwaltrip 3y agoGravity doesn’t suck, but it does exert a force. It’s called a gravity well for a reason :) Hence my question.