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human
Does gravity have a range?

This might be a stupid question, but I'm curious about the range of gravity. When we say we are in zero gravity are we actully that or is the gravity forces just so low, that they have no practical effect? If there is a max range, how far should I be from an object with the weight of 1, before it would have no effect on me? If there is no max range, will the object furthest away from each other in the universe eventually be pulled together?
gpt
No, gravity affects any object, no matter the distance. But at some point, it will not be noticeable at all.

When talking about "zero gravity", you probably mean a space station or something. First, usually the term is "micro gravity", and second, there is quite a lot of gravity out there. The astronauts don't feel it because they are in free fall around the earth. You can do the same in an airplane (costs you something like five grand).