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Parachutists are hurt when jumping on the moon's surface,why?

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Answer:

It's all about Gravity. When parachutists jump and open the parachute, the parachute increases the air resistance due to which acceleration due to gravity decreases, thus parachutists land safely without getting hurt.

Bishnu Gupta2 years ago

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It is because of no athmosphere

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Parachutists are hurt when jumping on the moon's surface,why?