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Are we slightly lighter during the day and slightly heavier at night, owing to the force of ...
Setting aside tidal force. Distance to sun aprox. 150*10^9m +(-)637*10^3m ,and since earth(masspoint) always in free fall it makes on average 0.006m/s2*(150E9m+637e3m)^2/(150E9m-637E3m)^2 -0.006m/s2 = …