Your mass wouldn’t change, but your weight would. Weight depends on the force of gravity however mass does not. When you land on the moon, your mass is the same as it was on the earth but weight will drop
Answer:
The magnitude of the lift force L = 92.12 kN
The required angle is ≅ 16.35°
Explanation:
From the given information:
mass of the airplane = 9010 kg
radius of the airplane R = 9.77 mi
period T = 0.129 hours = (0.129 × 3600) secs
= 464.4 secs
The angular speed can be determined by using the expression:
ω = 2π / T
ω = 2 π/ 464.4
ω = 0.01353 rad/sec
The direction 

θ = 16.35°
The magnitude of the lift force L = mg ÷ Cos(θ)
L = (9010 × 9.81) ÷ Cos(16.35)
L = 88388.1 ÷ 0.9596
L = 92109.32 N
L = 92.12 kN
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Answer:
I mean this is what I think
Explanation:
you would need to place a rock on top of each other until you reach the ceiling
It seems logical to me