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Is the gravitational pull on an object equalized if the object is at the center of a planet, i.e. Surrounded by the mass of the planet, which is creating the gravity?
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Answer / Vijay Kumar Gour
No, the gravitational pull on an object is not equalized when it is at the center of a planet. The gravitational force exerted on an object depends on both its mass and the distance from the center of the massive object. Being at the center does not change this.
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