I have some education in astronomy, but nothing extensive in astrophysics. I can follow mathematical procedure with assistance. Procedural responses are most welcome!
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1Thank you for helping, Justin! – JM Yaden Sep 01 '22 at 22:47
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1Gravitational forces never go to zero even at large distances; basically "everything affects everything" (at least within observable universe, but let's not go down that rabbit hole quite yet) so the answer to "would there be any effect" is always "Yes!" when it comes to this kind of question. – uhoh Sep 01 '22 at 22:54
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Yes, even pluto makes the other planets wobble by an Àngstrom/Micron. Gravity radiates and is rarified through space like light from a lightsource.
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