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Where's nubby? What would the gravity be on a planet 2.6 times Earth's size and 7 times Earth's weight? -- nm
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TWuG
Not so bad, actually. About 0.9Gs. -- nm
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Beryllium (aka grayman)
Sep 5 '13, 09:12
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Wouldn't it be greater than 1G if it's bigger than Earth? -- nm
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Mop (200 lbs)
Sep 5, 09:13
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Yes and no - I didn't do the actual math, but it's a matter of density, not "size". -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 5, 09:17
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All the javascript calculators I found for gravitational force are javascript, so they'd integer overflow if I put in earth's mass ...
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Beryllium
Sep 5, 09:21
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ooh, nevermind
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Beryllium
Sep 5, 09:23
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Just imagine a caret in the right place for scientific notation -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 5, 09:23
If earth had the same mass, but a wider radius, gravity would be lower. This planet is wider & heavier.
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Beryllium
Sep 5, 09:20
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