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3 years ago

List some ways houses would be built differently if gravity were much stronger or much weaker ?two

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tia_tia [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

If gravity were stronger, houses and buildings would have to be more sturdy so they do not get crushed to the ground. If gravity were weaker, buildings and houses would have to be built stronger so they do not float away.

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Serggg [28]3 years ago

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If gravity where much weaker, then the houses wouldn’t need as much structural support, and then could be built as much more taller as they wouldn’t go through as much stress. and if gravity was stronger, buildings would need to be a lot more structurally sound and wouldn’tbe able to maintain a tall structure as the force of gravity would be too much for them

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