A rocket takes off from Earth and starts flying to Mars. What happens to the force of gravity between the rocket and Earth as the rocket approaches Mars? The force of gravity disappears once the rocket is halfway A between Earth and Mars. The force of gravity changes direction once the rocket is halfway B between Earth and Mars. The force of gravity continues to get weaker and weaker as distance between the rocket and Earth increases. The force of gravity continues to get stronger and stronger as distance between the rocket and Earth increases. 2.

A rocket takes off from Earth and starts flying to Mars. What happens to the force of gravity between the rocket and Earth as the rocket approaches Mars? The force of gravity disappears once the rocket is halfway A between Earth and Mars. The force of gravity changes direction once the rocket is halfway B between Earth and Mars. The force of gravity continues to get weaker and weaker as distance between the rocket and Earth increases. The force of gravity continues to get stronger and stronger as distance between the rocket and Earth increases. 2.

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