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A complete G unit, such as Earth, contains a force which pulls all objects toward its center.

It also contains a force, similar to that of a magnet, which repels [Pushes] all objects away from its center.

The Pull of Earths G minus its Push, equals the force of G as we know and feel it.

The Earth as a unit contains this P+P force of G, but no rock or part of the Earth contains this force.

A magnet attracts only certain metals and repels only magnets.

A G unit attracts all other G units and also repels them in proportion to its P+P G. It also attracts or repels all loose objects that do not contain a center G.

Thus Earth with more Pull than Push attracts all objects and those without a center of G fall to its surface or are burned in the upper air as meteors or falling Stars.