Question by Jessica: How many times greater or smaller is your weight during a solar eclipse?
I need help with my physics homework pleaseee!!
How many times greater or smaller is your weight during a solar eclipse?
Best answer:
Answer by ohSnapThat's assuming the moon is directly overhead?
ok, so Fg = Gm1m2/r^2
|Fg|=G*m_earth*m_you/(radius_of_earth)^2 - G*m_moon*m*you/(distance_from_center_of_moon_to_you)^2
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Saturday, January 5, 2013
How many times greater or smaller is your weight during a solar eclipse?
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