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What does force have to do with the moon orbiting the earth?
Force? As in The Force from Star Wars? Or a gravitation force? Care to explain?
Why can you stand on the earths surface but not the Moon's surface?
The Moon has less gravity than Earth, about 1/6th of Earth's gravity. This means that your weight on the Moon would be much less, making it easier to jump higher and move around. To stand on the Moon, you would need to wear a spacesuit to protect yourself from the harsh environment.
Can you stand on the moon?
Yes, you can stand on the moon. The moon has gravity that is about 1/6th the strength of Earth's gravity, so you would weigh less and feel lighter when standing on the moon compared to standing on Earth.
When you stand on the moon does it move?
When you stand on the Earth, Does it move??? Yes of course it does. The Earth is rotating and orbinting, but you don't feet it. It would be a similar sensation on the Moon. However, on the Moon acceleration due to gravity is less than Earth, so you would find it easier to walk/bounce.
Explain Why the sun is major source is energy?
Sun is the source of heat and light energy. It provides energy on earth's surface.
How do you explain the effects of the sunlight striking earth?
explain the effects of the sunlight striking earth
Is it possible to stand on earth?
Yes because we all live on earth so technically we all stand on earth.
What does e in earth day stand for?
Earth
What does the abbreviation or acronym MODY stand for and explain what MODY is?
Mody
What does BAS stand for and explain its use?
business activity statement
Explain earth 's position in the solar system and describe its neighbors?
explain earth's position in the solar system and describe its closest neighbors.
What can the A from earth day stand for?
awernes
What is the layer of earth we stand on?
crust
What is the layer of the earth that you stand on and that is a few miles thick?
The layer of the Earth that you stand on is the Earth's crust. It is the outermost solid shell of the Earth and is a few miles thick on average.
How does life on earth?
Please explain yourself.
Why is not possible for the Archimedes to move the Earth with the lever?
For Archimedes to move the Earth with a lever he would need: - a rock to put under the Earth (to act as a fulcrum) - a board/stick long enough & strong enough to lift the Earth - somewhere to stand....he can't stand ON the Earth and move it, so where would he stand?..........in space?
What is South Africa's stand on the Myanmar Burma issue?
i cant explain it. but i know it...........
