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<3pandas18 · Answer

The moon’s gravity is 1/6 that of the earth.  If I jumped straight up in the air on the moon and on Earth, which place would I be able to jump higher?

<3pandas18 · Answer

a. The moon							              Answer _D
b.  The Earth	     
c.  It would be the same height at each place	          
d.  Not enough information

osprey · Answer

The moon by about 6 times higher, maybe. I think that years ago, some USA astronauts actually did something like that on the moon ... maybe hit a golf shot, and lost the ball to the moon - it went, possibly a couple of miles. No air resistance, and very low gravitational force. http://perendis.webs.com

irishboy123 · Answer

yes mate

rumour has it, the Americans invented space travel in order to try win the Ryder Cup for a change

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irishboy123 · Answer

fat chance.  Europe got a 00 up there first.

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