= Gravimetry of objects
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Gravimetry is the measurement of the gravitational field strength of an object or the Earth itself. It involves the use of gravimeters, which are sensitive devices that detect variations in gravitational acceleration at different locations. The primary goal of gravimetry is to understand the distribution of mass within the Earth and other celestial bodies, which can provide valuable information about geological structures, subsurface features, and even the dynamics of Earth's atmosphere and oceans.
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