Space and Gravity. 1. What determines how much gravity a planet will have?

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Space and Gravity

1. What determines how much gravity a planet will have?

2. If you weighed 62 kg on Earth what would you weigh on Jupiter? Jupiter’s gravity is 2.6

3. Define mass

4. Name the 8 planets in order.

5. What is the distance from the sun to Earth in scientific notation? 93,000,000 miles

6. What is the distance to Neptune in scientific notation? 2,600,000,000 miles

7. Why are astronauts weightless in space?

8. How much gravity do you feel at the top of a rollercoaster?

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