is there gravity at the centre of the earth?, page-31

  1. Redmoki
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    19/09/10
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    "gravity is not constant, it is dependant on mass....."

    does this mean that gravity fluctuates along the earth's core- to- crust axis?
    And if the core is molten and maybe less dense, it could be less gravitational than , say, middle earth?
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