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[Star Wars]Does the Death Star have any noticeable gravitational effects on nearby planets or moons?

We have seen the Death Star is a very large space station, about the size of a small moon. But does its presence have any noticeable affects on the nearby celestial bodies? And when it blows up, are there any adverse effects that nearby planets or moons experience?
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It's tiny on a planetary scale (the first one was 160 kilometers in diameter, the second 900 kilometers in diameter), and hollow to boot. Any gravitational effects either might possibly have would be basically nil.

The first Death Star was vaporized. Literally vaporized. The second one had some chunks survive, but still most either were caught by the Republic fleet before they could enter the atmosphere, or simply burnt up as they fell, or floated off into space to have similar experiences.