Physics, asked by srijak2004, 1 year ago

what do you mean by the weight of an object on the Moon why is the weight of an object on the Moon less than that on the earth

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Answered by sayyedtabish1996

The moon's gravity is much less than earth's gravity. So if a person weighs 100 kg or 980N on earth. On the moon the same astronaut would weigh 162.2N the weight on moon would be approximately one-sixth of the weight on earth

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