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Key Stage 3
Meaning
Gravitational Field Strength is the force on an object per kilogram in a gravitational field.
About Gravitational Field Strength
- On Earth gravitational field strength is 10 Newtons for each kilogram of mass (10N/kg).
- Different objects have different gravitational field strengths.
Examples
| Sun | Mercury | Venus | Earth | The Moon |
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| 290N/kg | 3.7N/kg | 8.8N/kg | 9.8N/kg | 1.7N/kg |
| Mars | Jupiter | Saturn | Uranus | Neptune |
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| 3.7N/kg | 24N/kg | 11N/kg | 9N/kg | 12N/kg |
