Well, it doesnt nesicarally pull it into the core where ever that is, it pulls it into the exact center. But I know what you mean
No, the net effect of the gravitational attraction of all the mass in two bodies is as if the force was between each body's center of gravity, not the center of the object. This rule breaks down somewhat, however, if you are closer to the center of gravity than part of the mass in the object...
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