Can someone answer this plssssssss

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2 answers:

Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago

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Thank you for your answer

weeeeeb [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. You weight would be doubled because gravitational force is doubled

2. Challenges:

a. Everyone’s body would have to adjust to the new weight and learn to walk again

b. Earth would be closer to the sun, so everything would be hotter on Earth

c. Flying airplanes and driving cars might no longer work at all (talk about how difficult this would make traveling)

3. Benefits:

a. Time would go by much slower so technically everyone would live longer

b. Balloons wouldn’t fly off anymore

4. Keep or lose gravity

I would choose to keep my gravity. Because I don’t need to re learn how to walk and it won’t be as hot sense we won’t Beas close to the sun if the gravity did go up.

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