"Oh, no. Newton's Law—"
"Is valid right up to the last decimal place. 'Every object in the universe attracts—' and we just ain't a part of this universe."
"Doesn't seem right."
"May be of exceptionally low density."
"Must be zero then," grinned
Rhodes. "And if so, how does it hold itself together?"
"You answer that—it's your question."
"How long before landing?" asked Hendricks.
"Half hour. Look, chief, d'ye suppose we might find it to be contraterrene matter?"
"Um. What do you think, Billy?"