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If gravity "travels" as a wave, does it move at the speed of light?
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"Brown dwarfs" are considered failed stars because they are too small to fuse hydrogen into helium. Why aren't they reclassified as gas giants?
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If gravity "travels" as a wave, does it move at the speed of light?
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