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Two astronauts are floating in space far away from any planets or stars. What is the direction of the gravitational force that they experience, if any? A. They do not experience a gravitational force because there is no large object nearby.
B. Away from each other because they are pulled by distant planets and stars.
C. They experience a gravitational force, but its direction cannot be determined.
D. Toward each other, because there is a gravitational force between them.

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