why is there no gravity on mars or jupiter? or do you think there is?

Question

is there gravity on any of the other planets out there?

Answer 1

Yes, the other planets have gravity. We have sent landers to Mars and those landers needed to be able to deal with the gravity when they landed. The probes that have gone past Jupiter had to make adjustments for the gravity of Jupiter. Some have even used the gravity to help speed them up.

Answer 2

Gravity is fundamental to the universe. Everything has gravity - even you and me. Mars's gravity is about as strong as Earths, while Jupiter's is 12 times stronger. The moon's gravity is only about one sixth of Earth's.

Answer 3

All planets have gravity. Anything that has mass has gravity, but planets and moons have enough of it to squash them round.

Mars has less gravity than Earth (about a third), Jupiter has more. The Moon has roughly 1/10th Earth's gravity.

Answer 4

Every single physical object in the entire universe has mass, and if it has mass, it has gravity. The bigger the mass, the higher the gravity. Mars and Jupiter both have plenty of gravity. Where, oh where, do you people get your misinformation?

Answer 5

Of course there is. Plenty of it. Mars has one third the gravity of Earth when you are on the surface. Jupiter would be 2.3 times as much if you were floating in the clouds.

Every mass in the universe gravitates. No exceptions.

Answer 6

ALL planets have gravity ! The bigger the planet, the stronger the gravity...

Answer 7

yes, every thing made of matter has gravity. Jupiter is just less dense than earth, so you might sink in a bit.

Answer 8

It's gravity that holds them together and keeps them in their orbits around the sun. This is a universal property: all matter exerts a gravitational pull.

Answer 9

Is There Gravity In Mars

Answer 10

All the planets have gravity. Wherever you got this information, I would not believe anything else from this "source of information".