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Test your knowledge of the universal gravitation law by filling in the missing words in this physics-themed game.

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Test your knowledge of the universal gravitation law by filling in the missing words in this physics-themed game.

by Romina Tanzi
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Isaac Newton attracts principles particle fundamental masses particle inversely physics force square centers proportional distance

The universal law of gravitation states that every in the universe every other with a that is directly to the product of their and proportional to the of the between their . This law was formulated by Sir in 1687 and is one of the of .

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