G is the universal gravitational constant, therefore why is it called that?
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25th Nov, 2021
The universal gravitational constant, or G, is named after the fact that its value of gravitational constant is constant and does not vary with location. 6.673 10-11 Nm2/kg2 is the result. This law is universal in that it applies to all bodies, large and tiny, celestial and terrestrial.
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