In our solar system all planets revolve around the sun, one could not bundle this gravitational force to, for example, the size of a football field so that large weights can be moved effortlessly.
We can also effortlessly bundle the heat with a magnifying glass.
Answer
To begin with, it is not just possible to ‘deflect gravitation’ or bundle.
But you may wonder whether it is not possible to place masses in such a way that a point or zone is created where a particle is equally attracted in all directions and is therefore weightless.
You can indeed ensure that points arise where a particle does not experience a resulting attraction (the center of the earth is such a point), but you can never ensure a stable equilibrium in free space.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earnshaw%27s_theorem
Answered by
Prof Walter Lauriks
Physics Acoustics
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