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Pushed a Pulled near enough to the Earth to be seen. Those attached to Earth travel around the Equator and are seen, mostly, in that section.

The Earth has that has to much Push in relation to their Pull to attach them themselves to a Planet or the Sun are tossed about in space from Planet to Planet and, if seen, may be traveling in any direction and any speed.

These small Earths do not fall to Earth but combine their P&G with that of Earth and sail away into Space, whence they Came.

The greatest Pull of Earths is centered about the Equator. This great Pull keeps the Equator facing toward the Sun.

The greatest Push is at the Poles. Thus a man would weigh more at the Equator than at the Poles.

A Plane flies faster at its ceiling because the Push makes up for the loss of weight.

A Compass needle points north, so a magnet and Earth must be related.