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Just Like Our Moon

October 25, 2026November 3, 2026 / EduDoodles / Leave a comment

Unlike planet Earth, planet Mercury doesn't have a moon. But looking from Earth, Mercury resembles earth’s moon. Just like our moon, Mercury's surface has many cliffs and craters. In the beginning, Earth, Mars, and Venus had craters as well. These craters were created due to impacts from incoming solar system debris during a period called … Continue reading Just Like Our Moon

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Walking Easy Over the Moon

October 24, 2026November 3, 2026 / EduDoodles / Leave a comment

If you try walking on the moon, you will need much less effort to walk and run. That is because moon’s gravity is only 16 percent of earth’s gravity. That means a person weighing 70 kilograms on earth would weigh only 12 kilos on moon. Having said that, you won’t get any thinner, your body … Continue reading Walking Easy Over the Moon

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