Is the intensity of the light circle ever zero

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Question: If you moved too far away from the wall the circle of light probably became very difficult to see.

Part I: Is the intensity of the light circle ever zero?

Part II: Is it correct to say that gravity doesn'tt exist between objects on opposite sides of the galaxy?

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