According to Newton's law of gravitation,every object in the universe exerts a gravitational force on every other object. Why do two objects not move towards each other?
- AThe force is too weak to overcome friction.
- BThe gravitational force is only applicable to celestial bodies.
- CThe masses of the objects are too small,making the gravitational force between them negligible.
- DThe objects are not in a vacuum.
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