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How far above the surface of Earth do you need to go for g to be reduced to 0.5 of its value on the surface of Earth?
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g (at surface)=GM/R^2 (where, R= Radius of earth- 6400 km, M =mass of earth) g (at height r) =GM/r^2 But GM/r^2=1/2*GM/R^2 Or r=R*sqrt(2) =6400*sqrt(2)
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