Geography, asked by thangamba1203, 1 year ago

To weigh roughly two-thirds less than what you do on earth, which planet would you be on


ythomas: You would be on the planet mars.
ythomas: The gravity on Mars surface is approximately 38 percent less than the gravity on Earth's surface.

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Answered by ythomas
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You would be on the planet mars. The gravity on Mar's surface is approximately 38 percent less than the gravity on Earth's surface.



Answered by brokendreams
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On Mars, one would weigh roughly two-thirds less of what one does on Earth.

Explanation:

  1. On Earth, if you weighed 68 kilogrammes, you would weigh 25.6 kilogrammes on Mars. You would weigh less if you travelled to Mars since it is a smaller planet than Earth and does not exert as much force on you.
  2. Mars is far smaller than Earth, having only 11% of the mass of our planet. Although Mars is bigger than Mercury, it lacks the density of the smaller planet.
  3. Mars became the planet where you would weigh the least when Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet.
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