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'''''A Matter of Gravity''''' was a feature published in ''[[Doctor Who Annual 1970]]''. It referred to the likes of [[Galileo Galilei]], [[Wally Schirra]], [[Walt Cunningham]], and [[Don Eisel]].
'''''A Matter of Gravity''''' was a feature published in ''[[The Dr Who Annual 1970]]''. It referred to the likes of [[Galileo Galilei]], Wally Schirra, Walt Cunningham, and Don Eisel.


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This is a work of non-fiction.

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A Matter of Gravity was a feature published in The Dr Who Annual 1970. It referred to the likes of Galileo Galilei, Wally Schirra, Walt Cunningham, and Don Eisel.

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  • In 1589, Galilei conducted various experiments on gravity at the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
  • Wally Schirra was an astronaut who conducted experiments on gravity with his crew mates, Walt Cunningham and Don Eisel.