what happens when the people of the earth jumped at once ?do earth orbital position will change?
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no.. because the mass of earth is more than the mass of people.... hope this helps you... plz mark this as brainliest
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Nothing will happen....
The earth carries a human population of around 7.6 billion which is distributed all over the surface almost equally so if every human jumps at the same time then nothing as special would occur as the normal forces and impacts applied by us at our places will cancel out each other and the net sum of forces on the earth will be zero
The earth carries a human population of around 7.6 billion which is distributed all over the surface almost equally so if every human jumps at the same time then nothing as special would occur as the normal forces and impacts applied by us at our places will cancel out each other and the net sum of forces on the earth will be zero
There would be a huge sound like an applause. At 200 decibels (the loudest possible sound ever createdon Earth), it could shatter ear drums. For context, a jet engine produces 150 decibels of sound at takeoff, and our pain threshold is at 120 decibels
The ground would begin to shake, and if the jump happened near the coast, it could trigger a tsunami with 100-feet-tall waves.
The shaking could also lead to an earthquake falling in the 4-8 magnitude range. That means it could be anywhere from a light shake to one that could cause some major destruction to bridges, railways, electric lines, and buildings.
Because people are spread somewhat equally around the planet's spherical surface , if we all jumped in place, nothing much would happen — all our lift-offs and impacts would cancel each other out, resulting in zero net force on the Earth
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