cecilia257 cecilia257

14-10-2020
Chemistry

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Why can astronauts jump so high, and "hang" so
long, on the moon?

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Hachiman17 Hachiman17

14-10-2020

gravity is stronger on the earth, and gravity is what brings you back down

so, if there's less gravity, then there's more air time

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arilynn231 arilynn231

14-10-2020

Answer:

Low gravity

Explanation:

The moon has lower gravity than Earth, therefor when someone jumps, they will not return to the surface automatically.

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