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The gravitational force between two objects always acts to attract them together.

Electrically charged objects can attract if they have opposite charges, or repel if they have the same type charge.

Thus only gravity could have caused matter in the universe to condense together and eventually form stars and planets.

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It all depends, what do you mean by attraction? If the question is related to gravitational attraction.

Like the gravitational attraction between planet earth and our moon, then the answer is yes.

Every object that has mass, contains some level of gravity. Even you and I have some level of gravitational attraction, just like our planet does, but it all depends on the mass of the object, the more mass the object has the more the gravity it contains, or the more it attracts other objects.

For example, the planet Jupiter has more gravitational attraction than Earth, because it is more massive.

But if you are comparing two objects like baseballs, there is still some kind of gravitational attraction, but it is so minuscule that's it is practically unmeasurable.

In summary, every object attracts every other objectto some degree, even if it is too small to detect.

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When they are rubbed together, some of the electrons from one object are transfered to the other. This means that one object will have more electrons than protons, and thus have a negative charge. While the other will have more protons than electrons, and therefore have a positive charge.

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It depends on what you rub together. If you rub soap and soap together, they don;t do anything. specify what you are rubbing.

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No, two identical objects wouldn't become statically charged if you were to rub them together because they have like charges causing them to repel from one another.

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