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Is there gravitational pull on the sun what is the pull?

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yes, the sun has gravity. more gravity that us. if you were quite away from it, it would pull you in! the pull is caused by gases forming up and it gets so strong, like the wind, it pulls you in its direction. It is a star, which is formed of gas. the sun is a big star though, so it has more gas, which means it has more pull.

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