23). You have a 2 m long pendulum keeping time, because you are old school. The period of your pendulum is 6.63 s. From
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23). You have a 2 m long pendulum keeping time, because you are old school. The period of your pendulum is 6.63 s. From looking at the values in the table here: where are you? What would be the period of your pendulum if you were on Earth?
23). You have a 2 m long pendulum keeping time, because you are old school. The period of your pendulum is 6.63 s. From looking at the values in the table here: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_g ... lationship of surface_gravity_to_mass_and_radius), where are you? What would be the period of your pendulum if you were on Earth?
Surface gravity of various Solar System bodies [3] (1 g = 9.80665 m/s2, the surface gravitational acceleration on Earth) Name Surface gravity Sun 28.029 Mercury 0.377 g Venus 0.905 g Earth 19 (midlatitudes) Moon 0.165 7 g (average) Mars 0.379 g (midlatitudes) Phobos 0.000 581 g Deimos 0.000 306 g Ceres 0.029 g Jupiter 2.528 g (midlatitudes) lo 0.183 g Europa 0.134 g Ganymede 0.146 g Callisto 0.126 g Saturn 1.065 g (midlatitudes) Titan 0.138 g Enceladus 0.012 g Uranus 0.886 g (equator)
Uranus 0.886 g (equator) Neptune 1.137 g (midlatitudes) Triton 0.08 g Pluto 0.063 g Eris 0.084 g 67P-CG 0.000 017 g
23). You have a 2 m long pendulum keeping time, because you are old school. The period of your pendulum is 6.63 s. From looking at the values in the table here: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_g ... lationship of surface_gravity_to_mass_and_radius), where are you? What would be the period of your pendulum if you were on Earth?
Surface gravity of various Solar System bodies [3] (1 g = 9.80665 m/s2, the surface gravitational acceleration on Earth) Name Surface gravity Sun 28.029 Mercury 0.377 g Venus 0.905 g Earth 19 (midlatitudes) Moon 0.165 7 g (average) Mars 0.379 g (midlatitudes) Phobos 0.000 581 g Deimos 0.000 306 g Ceres 0.029 g Jupiter 2.528 g (midlatitudes) lo 0.183 g Europa 0.134 g Ganymede 0.146 g Callisto 0.126 g Saturn 1.065 g (midlatitudes) Titan 0.138 g Enceladus 0.012 g Uranus 0.886 g (equator)
Uranus 0.886 g (equator) Neptune 1.137 g (midlatitudes) Triton 0.08 g Pluto 0.063 g Eris 0.084 g 67P-CG 0.000 017 g