Gravity
Is Gravity the same on all planets?
No, Because all planets are different sizes.
Gravity holds Earth together.
On earth every place is not the same Gravity.
How is gravity related to mass?
Objects that have more Mass means that it has more Gravity, Objects that have less Mass means that they have less Gravity.
The More objects that get closer and closer to each other means that, the stronger the Gravitational pull is from it.
Calculate your weight on the other planets in our solar system.
Earth: 36 kg
Mercury: 13.6 kg
Venus: 32.8 kg
Mars: 13.6 kg
Jupiter: 84.2 kg
Saturn: 33.5 kg
Uranus: 33.1 kg
Neptune: 40.3 kg
Click this to see your Weight on other Planets
How would your life be different if you live on a planet with higher Gravity?
I would not even be able to walk because of how heavy I would be and with the astronaut suit. I wouldn’t also be able to jump as high because of my weight on that planet and with the suit on as well.
How would your life be different if you live on a planet with Lower Gravity?
I would not love it because I will feel lighter and my body will go inside out.
But even with the suit on you will not float you will just be able to jump higher exactly like the Moon.
What Would Happen If Humans Tried To Land On Jupiter?
Jupiter is a planet mostly made out of gases like Hydrogen and Helium.
It is a lot like the sun's gases too.
There are basically no landing spots for the SpaceCraft because of the gases.
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