About: Lagrange Points

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A Lagrange Point is something that occurs in a system of multiple gravitational pulls, like that of the Earth and the Moon. These points occur in any two-body gravitational system. This of course means that Lagrange points exist in the Earth-Moon system, as well as in the Sun-Earth system. These points in the system are gravitationally neutral, the force of gravity is the same in all directions such that there is no net force exerted in that part of space.

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rdfs:label	Lagrange Points
rdfs:comment	A Lagrange Point is something that occurs in a system of multiple gravitational pulls, like that of the Earth and the Moon. These points occur in any two-body gravitational system. This of course means that Lagrange points exist in the Earth-Moon system, as well as in the Sun-Earth system. These points in the system are gravitationally neutral, the force of gravity is the same in all directions such that there is no net force exerted in that part of space.
dcterms:subject	Real-world terms
abstract	A Lagrange Point is something that occurs in a system of multiple gravitational pulls, like that of the Earth and the Moon. These points occur in any two-body gravitational system. This of course means that Lagrange points exist in the Earth-Moon system, as well as in the Sun-Earth system. These points in the system are gravitationally neutral, the force of gravity is the same in all directions such that there is no net force exerted in that part of space.

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