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28th Mar 2011

Where on Earth is gravity the strongest?

Diana O'Carroll

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Where do you have to go on the Earth to find the strongest pull of gravity? And where might one go to find the weakest? Plus, we ask which is the most efficient method of heating water: keeping a tank-full warm or just heating what you need.

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Where is gravity the strongest?

Where on the Earth would you experience the strongest and weakest gravity?

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