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How to negate gravitational influence of specific objects in space?

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The way the Earth travels is dependent on the gravitational influence of matter that surrounds it. This question is of how/if we can prevent or reduce certain objects effects on Earths movements through gravitational pull or attraction.

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  • Earth was an example. This is more about the premise not the object.
  • Modern science or accepted theories are preferred but fictional ideas are also welcome if they aren't radically unrealistic.
  • I am asking about potential ways to negate the gravitational attraction of specific objects on specific celestial bodies.

Bonus Question: If it isn't possible now, could it be accomplished in the future

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